ishell VS create-go-app

I want to build a command line tool with context-sensitive completion. This is important because it allows interactive exploration of the options -- both of the application and of the current data model -- available to the user.

So far this is what I've found.

https://github.com/desertbit/grumble

https://github.com/spf13/cobra

https://github.com/urfave/cli

https://github.com/abiosoft/ishell

I would like to know people's experiences and recommendations in building such an app in go.

Maybe something like: https://github.com/abiosoft/ishell

Your question is a little unclear. For any serious command prompt, it becomes almost required to build one from scratch as libraries tend to have too many constraints that prevent advanced use cases.

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# ./hosts.ini # Ansible inventory for deploy the Create Go App project. # Author: Vic Shóstak (https://shostak.dev) # For more information, please visit https://create-go.app/ [cgapp_project] 127.0.0.1 # CHANGE THIS TO YOUR REMOTE SERVER IP! [cgapp_project:vars] # # Ansible default variables to start playbook: # # Set remote sudo username ansible_user=root # Ask become password for remote sudo user ansible_become=yes # Set connection type to remote server (usually, 'ssh') ansible_connection=ssh # Set Python 3 default path ansible_python_interpreter=/usr/bin/python3 # # Remote server configuration: # # Set directory on your remote server # for store project files server_dir=/var/www/cgapp # Set user (owner of files/folders) name server_user=root # Set group name server_group=docker # # Project configuration: # # Set your project domain project_domain=example.com # # Docker configuration: # # Set Docker network name docker_network=cgapp_network # # Backend configuration: # # Set backend port number, # MUST BE MATCH to the port that is listed # in your `./backend/.env` file! backend_port=5000 # # PostgreSQL configuration (backend DB): # # Set PostgreSQL version (for example, 13.2) postgres_version=latest # Set PostgreSQL port number, # MUST BE MATCH to the port that is listed # in your `./backend/.env` file! postgres_port=5432 # Set PostgreSQL user name, # MUST BE MATCH to the user name that is listed # in your `./backend/.env` file! postgres_user=postgres # Set PostgreSQL password, # MUST BE MATCH to the password that is listed # in your `./backend/.env` file! postgres_password=password # Set PostgreSQL DB name, # MUST BE MATCH to the DB name that is listed # in your `./backend/.env` file! postgres_db=postgres # Set PostgreSQL SSL mode state ('enabled' or 'disabled'), # MUST BE MATCH to the SSL mode state that is listed # in your `./backend/.env` file! postgres_ssl_mode=disable # # Go-Migrate configuration: # # Set migration number, # if you WANT to migrate all of your migrations, # just leave it blank, # for only initial migration set it to '1' migrate_number=1 # # Redis configuration (backend cache): # # Set Redis version (for example, 6.2) redis_version=latest # Set Redis port number, # MUST BE MATCH to the port that is listed # in your `./backend/.env` file! redis_port=6379 # # Nginx configuration: # # Set Nginx version (for example, 1.20-alpine) nginx_version=alpine # Set redirect from HTTP to HTTPS for default server nginx_use_only_https=yes # Set redirect from WWW to non-WWW domain for default server nginx_redirect_to_non_www=yes

Hey, DEV friends! 👋 Today, I'd like to introduce a new version of my own project Create Go App CLI, that changes some fundamental things.

This is a common console utility, written on pure Golang. Therefore, download and install Go. Version 1.11 or higher is required. Next, download the latest version of the Create Go App and install to your system: