You probably missed pflag (https://github.com/spf13/pflag) which is what
I use for anything more than one off programs. That is not to say that
other getopt libraries are not good. Just that when I started working on
golang, I was looking for the same short-style/long-style support as you
are,
Quoth jlfo...@berkeley.edu :
> Some of these don't look active, and I'm sure I've missed some.
What kind of activity are you expecting? Are you
seeing unaddressed bugs?
Command line parsing isn't hard, and it's possible
the packages are just finished.
> Any comments on any of the above? What
Dese Jon
I have seen this one too
https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go#command-line
Searching like argsparse
Regards
Javier Ruano
El sáb., 4 sept. 2021 20:48, jlfo...@berkeley.edu
escribió:
> I'm wondering what the current state of GNU getopt-style Go packages is.
> I've done some research
I'm wondering what the current state of GNU getopt-style Go packages is.
I've done some research and found the following:
DavidGamba / go-getoptions
alecthomas / kong
elegos / flags
jessevdk / go-flags
pborman / getopt
pborman / options
skeeto / optparse-go
spf13 / cobra
subchen / go-cli
tcler /
