#panic-attack has reached v0.1.2. This means it might possibily work, but you would be a fool to run it automatically.

when run panic-attack will transform code like this:

func critical_path() {
    data, _ := GetData()
    //TODO handle error
    return data
}

to

func critical_path() {
    data, err := GetData()
if err != nil {
    panic(err)
}
    //TODO handle error
    return data
}

I have found myself typing that bit of code too often, so I made this tool.

For vim users:

$ go install github.com/placeybordeaux/panic-attack
$ echo 'command Panic :%!panic-attack % | goimports' >> ~/.vimrc

• Get real flags
  • have a linting flag
• Handle multiple files or even packages
• Find edge cases where an error is not detected (parser.ParseFile comes to mind)
• Handle := vs = properly
• Verify that tool doesn't need multiple passes
• Move this list into github issues
• Tests maybe
• Handle indentions properly