🎉 wire - Simplify Dependency Management in Go

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to wire! This tool makes it easy to manage dependencies in your Go projects during compile time. With wire, you can simplify your initialization code and focus on building great applications.

📥 Download & Install

To get started, you need to download the application. Click the button below to visit the download page:

1. Visit the releases page: Open this link in your web browser: Download wire.
2. Choose the version: Look for the latest version listed. It will usually be at the top.
3. Download the file: Click on the file that matches your operating system. For example, you might see links for Windows, macOS, or Linux.
4. Save the file: Your browser will ask you where to save the file. Choose a location you can easily find later, like your Downloads folder.

📂 Installation Instructions

Once you have downloaded the file, follow these simple installation steps:

1. Locate the downloaded file: Go to the folder where you saved the downloaded file.
2. Extract the contents: If the file is zipped, right-click on it and select "Extract" or "Unzip".
3. Open the terminal: You might need to use a command line interface (CLI) to run wire.
   • For Windows, search for cmd in the start menu.
   • For macOS, open Terminal from your Applications folder.
   • For Linux, you can find Terminal in your system menu.
4. Navigate to the folder: Use the command cd followed by the path to the folder containing the extracted files.
5. Run the application: Type ./wire (or wire.exe on Windows) and press Enter. This runs the application.

🔧 Basic Usage

After installation, you are ready to use wire. Here are the steps to get you started:

1. Create a new Go project: Open your terminal and create a new directory for your project using mkdir myproject.
2. Change to the project directory: Use cd myproject to navigate into your new directory.
3. Initialize a Go module: Run go mod init myproject to set up the module.
4. Create a wire.go file: Create a new file called wire.go in your project directory. You can use a simple text editor to do this.
5. Define your components: In your wire.go file, you will need to define your application's components. This is where you tell wire how to manage your dependencies.
6. Generate the code: Run the command wire in your terminal. This command processes your wire.go file and generates the code needed for your application.

💡 Features

• Compile-time dependency injection: wire handles dependencies efficiently at compile time, reducing run-time errors.
• Code generation: Automatically generates code, saving you time and effort in wiring dependencies.
• Supports Go modules: Works seamlessly with Go modules to keep your project organized.

📋 System Requirements

To run wire, make sure you have the following:

• Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.14 or later, any updated version of Linux.
• Go version: At least Go 1.15. You can check your version by running go version in your terminal.

🛠️ Troubleshooting

If you run into issues, consider the following:

• Check Go installation: Make sure Go is installed properly. You can confirm this by typing go version in the terminal. If you do not see a version number, reinstall Go from the official Go website.
• Path issues: Ensure that your terminal is in the correct directory where wire is located.
• Permission issues: If you cannot run wire, try running the terminal with administrative rights.

🌐 Additional Resources

For more information and advanced usage of wire, check out the following resources:

• Official Documentation
• Go Language Documentation
• Community Support

💬 Feedback

We value your feedback. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please open an issue on our GitHub page. Your input helps us improve wire for everyone.

Enjoy using wire!