Summary

When it comes to distributing our application, Go supports many alternatives. Because Go applications don’t require an interpreter or a runtime, we can distribute our application in binary form, and users can run it without installing or maintaining extra dependencies. We can also distribute it as source code so users can build it themselves according to their requirements.

In this chapter:

We created a new package that enables our applications to send system notifications and supports different operating ...

Introduction

First Command-Line Program in Go

Interacting with Users

Working with Files in Go

Navigating the File System

Improving the Performance of CLI Tools

Controlling Processes

Using the Cobra CLI Framework

Talking to REST API

Developing Interactive Terminal Tools

Persisting Data in a SQL Database

Distributing Tool

Appendix

Wrapping Up

Summary