is there an IDE for the Go language that can easily deploy/upload files to the server?
ideally I am looking for an IDE that can automatically upload the files to the server each time I decide to run the app, like I can do with PyCharm for python
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vim + appcfg.py > everything else.ShuklaSannidhya– ShuklaSannidhya2013-07-22 06:01:26 +00:00Commented Jul 22, 2013 at 6:01
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@ShuklaSannidhya I have just read that appcfg.py is distributed with Google App Engine tools. Can I still use it if I am deploying to my own server?Daniele B– Daniele B2013-07-22 10:27:39 +00:00Commented Jul 22, 2013 at 10:27
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No, you must use GAE.ShuklaSannidhya– ShuklaSannidhya2013-07-22 10:50:22 +00:00Commented Jul 22, 2013 at 10:50
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by the way, does it make sense to use GO with your own server, or you are recommended to use GAE?Daniele B– Daniele B2013-07-22 11:00:11 +00:00Commented Jul 22, 2013 at 11:00
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You could use IntelliJ IDEA, now it has working Go plugin, to build the latest plugin, visit this tutorial.
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Daniele B
Are you sure that GIT repository exists? It gives me an error
Kokizzu
if you have not configure github ssh keys, use https cloning
git clone https://github.com/go-lang-plugin-org/go-lang-idea-plugin.gitDaniele B
Hi @Kokizzu, yes the problem was related to the key. I managed to clone the repository with this latest command.
Daniele B
However I am not able to follow the tutorial: 1) "Build > Build Artifacts..." is not enabled 2) I don't know where to find Go.zip
Kokizzu
See at the bottom of the post, I've already upload the
Go.zip for those who has difficulties (since yesterday).. |
I use LiteIDE for editing, and command line appcfg.py for uploading. If you are not familiar with command line, here is a quick sample:
appcfg.py update your_app_folder --oauth2
Just save this string somewhere and copy and paste to CMD when you need it.
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Daniele B
I have just read that appcfg.py is distributed with Google App Engine tools. Can I still use it if I am deploying to my own server?
user7180
@DanieleB oops I assumed you are using GAE but in case you are not... I'm not quite sure how you can deploy it to your own server. Are you using AppScale? appscale.com
Daniele B
Actually I am not. I was not even aware of it. I would like to use Go to use some REST webservices and I am wondering how easy is to deploy/update code to the server