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shurcooL / Goexec

A command line tool to execute Go functions.

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goexec

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goexec is a command line tool to execute Go code. Output is printed as goons to stdout.

Installation

go get -u github.com/shurcooL/goexec

Usage

Usage: goexec [flags] [packages] [package.]function(parameters)
       echo parameters | goexec -stdin [flags] [packages] [package.]function
  -compiler string
    	Compiler to use, one of: "gc", "gopherjs". (default "gc")
  -n	Print the generated source but do not run it.
  -quiet
    	Do not dump the return values as a goon.
  -stdin
    	Read func parameters from stdin instead.

Examples

$ goexec 'strings.Repeat("Go! ", 5)'
(string)("Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! ")

$ goexec strings 'Replace("Calling Go functions from the terminal is hard.", "hard", "easy", -1)'
(string)("Calling Go functions from the terminal is easy.")

# Note that parser.ParseExpr returns 2 values (ast.Expr, error).
$ goexec 'parser.ParseExpr("5 + 7")'
(*ast.BinaryExpr)(&ast.BinaryExpr{
	X: (*ast.BasicLit)(&ast.BasicLit{
		ValuePos: (token.Pos)(1),
		Kind:     (token.Token)(5),
		Value:    (string)("5"),
	}),
	OpPos: (token.Pos)(3),
	Op:    (token.Token)(12),
	Y: (*ast.BasicLit)(&ast.BasicLit{
		ValuePos: (token.Pos)(5),
		Kind:     (token.Token)(5),
		Value:    (string)("7"),
	}),
})
(interface{})(nil)

# Run function RepoRootForImportPath from package "golang.org/x/tools/go/vcs".
$ goexec 'vcs.RepoRootForImportPath("rsc.io/pdf", false)'
(*vcs.RepoRoot)(...)
(interface{})(nil)

$ goexec -quiet 'fmt.Println("Use -quiet to disable output of goon; useful if you want to print to stdout.")'
Use -quiet to disable output of goon; useful if you want to print to stdout.

$ echo '"fmt"' | goexec -stdin 'gist4727543.GetForcedUse'
(string)("var _ = fmt.Errorf")

Alternatives

  • gommand - Go one liner program, similar to python -c.
  • gorram - Like go run for any Go function.
  • goeval - Run Go snippets instantly from the command-line.

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