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Cleanlinter — my first golang linter
I’ve implemented my first go linter, called cleanlinter — https://github.com/bullgare/cleanlinter.
It’s a simplistic linter to check golang project internal imports according to Clean Architecture pattern.
Installation
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go install github.com/bullgare/cleanlinter/cmd/cleanlinter@latest |
Usage
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cleanlinter \ -cleanlinter_path_to_domain=github.com/bullgare/cleanlinter/test/testdata/src/project_correct/internal/domain \ -cleanlinter_path_to_usecase=github.com/bullgare/cleanlinter/test/testdata/src/project_correct/internal/usecase \ -cleanlinter_path_to_adapter=github.com/bullgare/cleanlinter/test/testdata/src/project_correct/internal/adapter \ -cleanlinter_path_to_infra=github.com/bullgare/cleanlinter/test/testdata/src/project_correct/internal/infra \ ./... |
To be honest, writing proper integration tests made much more time than just writing the linter.
Articles, discussions, examples that helped me:
https://developer20.com/custom-go-linter/
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72933175/go-get-filepath-from-ast-file
https://github.com/bkielbasa/cyclop/blob/master/pkg/analyzer/analyzer.go
https://github.com/alingse/asasalint/blob/main/asasalint_test.go
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