GoWrap is a command line tool that generates decorators for Go interface types using simple templates. With GoWrap you can easily add metrics, tracing, fallbacks, pools, and many other features into your existing code in a few seconds.
go get -u github.com/hexdigest/gowrap/cmd/gowrap
Usage: gowrap gen -p package -i interfaceName -t template -o output_file.go
-g don't put //go:generate instruction into the generated code
-i string
the source interface name, i.e. "Reader"
-o string
the output file name
-p string
the source package import path, i.e. "io", "github.com/hexdigest/gowrap" or
a relative import path like "./generator"
-t template
the template to use, it can be an HTTPS URL a local file or a
reference to one of the templates in the gowrap repository
-v value
a key-value pair to parametrize the template,
arguments without an equal sign are treated as a bool values,
i.e. -v DecoratorName=MyDecorator -v disableChecks
This will generate an implementation of the io.Reader interface wrapped with prometheus metrics
$ gowrap gen -p io -i Reader -t prometheus -o reader_with_metrics.go
This will generate a fallback decorator for the Connector interface that can be found in the ./connector subpackage:
$ gowrap gen -p ./connector -i Connector -t fallback -o ./connector/with_metrics.go
Run gowrap help for more options
When you specify a template with the "-t" flag, gowrap will first search for and use the local file with this name. If the file is not found, gowrap will look for the template here and use it if found.
List of available templates:
- circuitbreaker stops executing methods of the wrapped interface after the specified number of consecutive errors and resumes execution after the specified delay
- fallback takes several implementations of the source interface and concurrently runs each implementation if the previous attempt didn't return the result in a specified period of time, it returns the first non-error result
- log instruments the source interface with logging using standard logger from the "log" package
- logrus instruments the source interface with logging using popular sirupsen/logrus logger
- opentracing instruments the source interface with opentracing spans
- prometheus instruments the source interface with prometheus metrics
- ratelimit instruments the source interface with RPS limit and concurrent calls limit
- retry instruments the source interface with retries
- robinpool puts several implementations of the source interface to the slice and for every method call it picks one implementation from the slice using the Round-robin algorithm
- syncpool puts several implementations of the source interface to the sync.Pool and for every method call it gets one implementation from the pool and puts it back once finished
- timeout instruments each method that accepts context with configurable timeout
- validate runs
func Validate() errormethod on each argument if it's present - twirp_error inject request data into twirp.Error as metadata
- twirp_validate runs
func Validate() errormethod on each argument if it's present and wraps returned error with twirp.Malformed error - grpc_validate runs
func Validate() errormethod on each argument if it's present and returns InvalidArgument error in case when validation failed
By default GoWrap places the //go:generate instruction into the generated code.
This allows you to regenerate decorators' code just by typing go generate ./... when you change the source interface type declaration.
However if you used a remote template, the //go:generate instruction will contain the HTTPS URL of the template and therefore
you will need to have internet connection in order to regenerate decorators. In order to avoid this, you can copy templates from the GoWrap repository
to local files and add them to your version control system:
$ gowrap template copy fallback templates/fallback
The above command will fetch the fallback template and copy it to the templates/fallback local file. After template is copied, you can generate decorators using this local template:
$ gowrap gen -p io -i Reader -t templates/fallback reader_with_fallback.go
You can always write your own template that will provide the desired functionality to your interfaces. If you think that your template might be useful to others, please consider adding it to our template repository.
The structure of information passed to templates is documented with the TemplateInputs struct.