Go Package Store displays updates for the Go packages in your GOPATH.
go install github.com/shurcooL/Go-Package-Store/cmd/Go-Package-Store@latestUsage: Go-Package-Store [flags]
[newline separated packages] | Go-Package-Store -stdin [flags]
-dep string
Determine the list of Go packages from the specified Gopkg.toml file.
-git-subrepo string
Look for Go packages vendored using git-subrepo in the specified vendor directory.
-godeps string
Read the list of Go packages from the specified Godeps.json file.
-http string
Listen for HTTP connections on this address. (default "localhost:7043")
-stdin
Read the list of newline separated Go packages from stdin.
GitHub Access Token:
To display updates for private repositories on GitHub, or when
you've exceeded the unauthenticated rate limit, you can provide
a GitHub access token for Go Package Store to use via the
GO_PACKAGE_STORE_GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable.
Examples:
# Check for updates for all Go packages in GOPATH.
Go-Package-Store
# Show updates for all golang.org/x/... packages.
go list golang.org/x/... | Go-Package-Store -stdin
# Show updates for all dependencies within Gopkg.toml constraints.
Go-Package-Store -dep=/path/to/repo/Gopkg.toml
# Show updates for all Go packages vendored using git-subrepo
# in the specified vendor directory.
Go-Package-Store -git-subrepo=/path/to/repo/vendor
This package relies on go generate directives to process and statically embed assets. For development only, you may need extra dependencies. You can build and run the package in development mode, where all assets are always read and processed from disk:
go build -tags=dev github.com/shurcooL/Go-Package-Store/cmd/Go-Package-StoreWhen you're done with development, you should run go generate before committing:
go generate github.com/shurcooL/Go-Package-Store/...- GoFresh - Console tool for checking and updating package dependencies (imports).