Gospin is a simple command-line tool designed to help developers kickstart a new Go project instantly. With Gospin, you can quickly generate boilerplate code tailored to your project's needs, saving you time and effort. Whether you're building a REST API, a project with database integration, or a WebSocket-based application, Gospin has got you covered.

• Generate boilerplate Go projects instantly.
• Support for optional database integration.
• Easy setup for WebSocket-enabled applications.
• Ability to specify a custom HTTP port.
• GitHub username integration for project initialization.

To install Gospin, ensure you have Cargo installed, and run the following command:

cargo install gospin

To create a new Go project using Gospin, use the following command:

gospin [OPTIONS] [PROJECT]

• [PROJECT]: The name of the Go project to be generated. This is optional; if not provided, Gospin will use a default name.

• -u, --username <GHU>: Specify your GitHub username. This will include your GitHub username in the project's metadata.
• -p, --port <PORT>: Set the HTTP port for the project. Defaults to 8080 if not specified.
• -d, --database: Include boilerplate code for database integration.
• -w, --websockets: Include boilerplate code for WebSocket functionality.
• -h, --help: Print the help message and exit.
• -V, --version: Print the version of Gospin and exit.

Generate a basic Go project:

gospin my-project

Generate a project with a custom HTTP port:

gospin -p 3000 my-project

Generate a project with boilerplate code for database integration:

gospin -d my-project

Generate a project with WebSocket support:

gospin -w my-project

Include your GitHub username in the project metadata:

gospin -u myusername my-project

Generate a project with database integration, WebSocket support, and a custom port:

gospin -d -w -p 5000 my-project

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit issues or pull requests to improve Gospin.

Gospin is open-source and available under the BSD 3-Clause License.