使用私有git存储库时go工作区的结构

Question

Ive been trying to work out what the standard folder layout/structure for go code/workspaces when you are not using github.

I can see how go get works when fetching github projects, but assumedly my own git projects would not have the {github.com}/{username}/{projectname} structure that is referenced by go get and how is structed on disk after you do go get

What layout and git get url should you have when using your own git private repositories?

Answer 1

The package in itself carries no reference to where it is stored. You only have:

package mypackage

So, you can have your local version in your own structure, as Volker pointed out in his comment. This is the import path you use in your own projects:

import "my/custom/path/mypackage"

Then you can open source it and put mypackage onto GitHub. This will allow everyone else to get it with the go get command, but they will be using the github.com import:

import "github.com/myuser/mypackage"

This works perfectly fine unless you want to open-source packages which imports my/custom/path/mypackage. In such a case, you should consider restructuring your paths so that you use the same github import paths as the users of your package does.