go-spring README

the plugin is general code for go-spring

Features

auto add setter for sturct which had bean tag . for example:

type Demo struct {
	db      *SQLDataBase   `bean:"mysql_db"`
	otherDb *infra.OtherDb `bean:"other_db"`
	local   int64
}

![feature X](images/feature-x.png)

select the whole struct and press ctrl+shift+p ,to open cmd:

go-spring.setter           // auto add setter from struct
go-spring.add-bean-name    // add Name() string for struct

select one line of struct variable and press ctrl+shift+p ,to open cmd:

go-spring.add-bean-tag     // add tag for the var
go-spring.var-setter       // add tag for var

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Extension Settings

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Known Issues

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Release Notes

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1.0.0

Initial release

1.0.1

Change Name() to BeanName()

1.0.2

add common setter

1.0.3

fix bug. focus on one line.

1.0.4

fix bug. deal with comment.

1.0.5

fix bug.array for common setter

1.0.6

fix gen code for common getter

1.0.7

gen code with InjectBean(any) bool

1.0.8

gen interface from struct.

1.0.9

fix: gen interface,select struct code bug.

1.0.10

fix: getter/setter position

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