Open meling opened 1 month ago
Hi @meling , thanks for reaching out.
Would you consider removing the github.com/go-kit/log dependency, e.g., just print using fmt or the std lib logger?
The go-kit/log
would be the easiest to get rid of. Using either the native logger or fmt
is probably good enough.
I'm also not sure about the rationale for using the github.com/buger/jsonparser. Could the std lib json parser be used instead?
The case for the jsonparser
is different. It's used to provide a dynamic parsing for the Github OpenApiSchema. Without it, although technically possible, one would have to juggle a multi-level map[string]any
and given the structure, that would become messy. I'm happy to review a contributiion if you're interested to give it a shot.
PS: You may be interested in the v2 json-experiment that may come in a future Go release.
I'll keep an eye on it :+1: .
Thanks for the quick reply. Yeah, I thought there might be more to it with the jsonparser
. I'm okay with keeping that, then.
I'm considering to use this library to mock our custom wrapper around go-github. Would you consider removing the
github.com/go-kit/log
dependency, e.g., just print usingfmt
or the std lib logger?I'm also not sure about the rationale for using the
github.com/buger/jsonparser
. Could the std lib json parser be used instead?Why? Well, I've looked at the code, and the logger and json parser is only used by the command line tool. Hence, it is unfortunate that users of the mock part must bring in extra (indirect) dependencies that aren't needed for their use case.
PS: You may be interested in the v2 json-experiment that may come in a future Go release.