function::modname - Linux
Overview
function::modname is a build tool command used in Go projects to generate function names for variables, types, constants, and other identifiers. It is primarily employed in code generation scenarios to ensure uniform naming conventions.
Syntax
function::modname [global flags] <function name>
Options/Flags
None
Examples
Generate a function name for a variable called exampleVar:
function::modname exampleVar
Output:
ExampleVar
Create a function name for a type named ExampleType:
function::modname ExampleType
Output:
ExampleType
Common Issues
- Incorrect function casing: The generated function names follow the Go naming conventions, which use CamelCase format. Ensure that the input function name adheres to these conventions for proper name generation.
Integration
function::modname can be incorporated into build processes to automatically generate consistent and standardized names for identifiers. It can be integrated into makefiles, CI/CD pipelines, or other automated tasks.