Option to recursively format files in a directory

[ryanmcnamara]

I would like to use this tool to format the imports for every file in my project. To do this, I have to write a script something similar to

for file in $(find . -name '*.go'); do
    goimports-reviser  -file-path $file -project-name $PROJECT_NAME
done

goimports supports this, for example simply running goimports -w . will recursively format imports for every go file in .

I would suggest a similar approach, allow the file-path argument to take a directory and format all files when given as an input, but will defer to code owners for what's best.

Thanks!

[codefromthecrypt]

This helps a lot if you are switching from go run golang.org/x/tools/cmd/[email protected] ... to go run github.com/incu6us/goimports-reviser/[email protected] as iteratively executing go run is expensive in a loop, and it is clutter to have to special-case this vs other tools that can work on all files.

[codefromthecrypt]

also not sure if this requires a separate issue, but the main concern is working with multiple files. Ex I evaluate them in make, so don't need goimports-reviser to recurse. However, it should be possible to give a list of paths instead of a single one.

[chenyanchen]

Need format all of the project

[ppd0705]

I am using Makefile to manage project, a demo like below:

.PHONY: format
format: 
	@$(foreach file,$(shell find . -type f -name '*.go'),goimports-reviser  -file-path $(file) -project-name $(PROJECT_NAME);)

[incu6us]

You can use version v3.1.0 to apply sorting to each go file in your project, like:

goimports-reviser -rm-unused -set-alias -format ./...