bandep
Bandep is a tool meant to be used in the CI and/or git commit hooks to prevent
users from adding banned deps.
Use Cases
- you have multiple packages with the same name in GOPATH (maybe even the same
methods) and your editor sometimes import the wrong import in some files (example)
- you have explicit rules in your codebase regarding which packages can import
which packages
Usage
A basic usage would be to ban some deps in the current project, recursively:
bandep --pkg ./... --ban foo/bar,github.com/foo/bar
Or, for example, on DigitalOcean, they forbid the exp package to be
imported from anywhere but the exp package itself:
go list -f '{{ .Dir }}' -e ./... | grep -v do/exp | while read -r pkg; do
bandep --pkg $pkg --ban do/exp/foo
done
Composing it with shell (and go list
), you can do basically anything you need.
You can, of course, add it to your git pre-commit hook. Check out
this example.
Install
go get github.com/caarlos0/bandep
or
brew install caarlos0/tap/bandep
Or download one from the releases tab and install manually.
How it works
It is quite simple, really: we scan the dirs into an AST, and use that
AST to check if a banned import is being used.