Golang Json Time

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Question : golang json time

Answered by : smantha-pettman

package main
import (	"log"	"github.com/catamat/config"
)
type configJSON struct {	Word string `json:"word"`	Number int `json:"number"`	Check bool `json:"check"`	Slice []int `json:"myslice"`
}
type configEnv struct {	TmpDir string `env:"TMPDIR"`	HOME string	Shell string `env:"SHELL"`	User string `env:"USER"`	GoRoot string `env:"GOROOT"`	CgoCflags string `env:"CGO_CFLAGS"`	VscodePid int `env:"VSCODE_PID"`	PipeLogging bool `env:"PIPE_LOGGING"`	Slice []int `env:"MY_SLICE" vsep:":"`
}
type configFlags struct {	Word string `flag:"-word"`	Number int `flag:"-number"`	Check bool `flag:"-check"`	Slice []int `flag:"-myslice" vsep:","`
}
func main() {	/* { "word": "TestWord", "number": 123456, "check": true, "myslice": [1,1,2,3,5,8] }	*/	log.Println("JSON:")	cfg1 := configJSON{}	config.FromJSON(&cfg1, "config.json")	log.Println(cfg1)	/* os.Setenv("MY_SLICE", "111:222:333")	*/	log.Println("Env:")	cfg2 := configEnv{}	config.FromEnv(&cfg2)	log.Println(cfg2)	/* ./example -word=TestWord -number=123456 -check=true -myslice=1,1,2,3,5,8	*/	log.Println("Flags:")	cfg3 := configFlags{}	config.FromFlags(&cfg3)	log.Println(cfg3)
}

Source : https://golangscript.com/g/a-simple-package-to-read-configurations-from-json-file-environment-and-flags | Last Update : Tue, 19 Apr 22

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