GO “GOO”
Today, we’re going to talk about Goo. What is that? It is a reflection library written in Go. It aims to provide an abstraction for the built-in reflection library in Go.
I remember the time when I first used the built-in reflection library. It was hard to get used to using it. Most of the time, I was confused while using it. Moreover, I had many bugs. Therefore application crashed several times.
Finally, I was fed up with this situation and decided to develop a library making the reflection easier and providing an abstraction layer for the built-in library. In the beginning, I ran into some problems while developing it. That’s why it took a while. Eventually, I handled it and built a useful library.
Unlike the built-in reflection API, it is easier to use and understand. I think you don’t need documentation to use it :).
Let’s see how to use it.
The only thing you need to do is to import Goo and invoke the method goo.GetType. It’s that easy. :)
I’m going to create detailed documentation soon. I hope you have enjoyed it.
For more information, you can find the code on Github. And if you want to contribute to the library or find a bug, please report it.
Thanks for reading.
