Using package name instead of folder name

[lhemala]

First of all: goderive is a really cool tool, thanks for your work ;)

I have the problem that I use deriveKeysString where the argument is of type map[string][]*event.Sensor and is imported via import "github.com/XXX/libs.event/proto/src/go".

The name of the package "github.com/XXX/libs.event/proto/src/go" is event (which works fine in the rest of my code) but goderive uses a named import with the folder as name, resulting in the following code:

import (
    go "github.com/XXX/libs.event/proto/src/go"
)

func deriveKeysString(m map[string][]*go.Sensor) []string {
    keys := make([]string, 0, len(m))
    for key := range m {
        keys = append(keys, key)
    }
    return keys
}

This obviously won't compile since go is reserved keyword.

Is it possible to force goderive to use the package name instead of the folder name? (I know I can rename the folder, but this breaks the naming scheme as there also are folders named java or cpp

(as a workaround I use sed to change go to event)

[awalterschulze]

This is a bug in goderive. I will fix it, hopefully later today. Thanks for reporting.

[awalterschulze]

Fixed https://github.com/awalterschulze/goderive/commit/93d97ee7e57388f8e6d5503f813a3f490e90e6d9

[awalterschulze]

If you are using it in a project, our users list could really use some help :)

[lhemala]

sadly we don't have any open source repositories (yet) :(

[awalterschulze]

Proprietary is also cool, we can link to the company. But thats only if you want and are allowed to.