Build & Publish Your Own Go Package

[@rauldeandrade]

I was going to make my first exported package today and this video was super helpful and clear. Thanks! Subscribed

[@brianmmdev]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!

[@yusufmalikul]

Fast and straight to the point! Thanks!

[@matiasgabrielpatzer2073]

Excelent video! Very well and simply explained. Keep it going with the Go content!

[@brianmmdev]

Thank you!

[@drgold1999]

Exactly the vid i was looking for, ty

[@JoeNgera]

Thanks so much. simple but to the point. love it

[@erik.andri12]

This is helpful for me, thanks!

[@abdulhamidkhorajiya2256]

Your explanation is very good. Please make more go project related videos

[@brianmmdev]

Thanks! Lots of Go content planned for the coming year!

[@CodeWithLakshan]

Great explanation. Thanks!

[@gusjoagomez]

Thanks!! Great video!!

[@dddd176]

I published my first module thanks to you.

[@brianmmdev]

Awesome! Congrats! So happy to have helped 😊

[@eduardosalles9212]

very good.. thank you

[@paschalokafor9043]

Thank you

[@jaimeflores7814]

This is great! What if I want to create locally a custom generic module that I could use in different projects or from other modules?

[@brianmmdev]

Thanks! You'll want to use the `replace` keyword in your go.mod file. I did this in an open source project I built, feel free to use it as a reference: github.com/GuardianForge/guardianforge.net/blob/6584d0d36a6a0f7eaa642a910a0bb84d1ea27153/backend/core/go.mod#L5

[@jaimeflores7814]

@@brianmmdev, thank you again. But let us suppose I want to create a library locally, a library that I can use in different projects (projects with modules.) How can I do that? How can I compile my library and then how can I imported in other projects?

[@why_im_lonely]

thx

[@arshadsiddiqui9071]

Nice video! Glad its sub 10m because my patience is super tiny. Gonna use this to create requests with JSON without having to write out each step over and over again. (Anyone with a better idea can feel free to share) Edit: Managed to publish my first package but I'm having trouble bringing down the updated package into my second project. 'go get -u doesn't do it'.

[@brianmmdev]

Are you pulling with `github.com/USERNAME/PACKAGE_NAME`? Also, is the repo public? Not sure of a way off hand to do it with a private repo.

[@webpro9083]

This works for Lamda functions right? Go modules(.so) doesn't works on windows