gointerop

Go Imports

This example shows the first supported .gwdk to Go import slice: a page imports a Go package by its GitHub module path and calls a no-argument build-time function from build {}.

What works today:

• .gwdk page files can declare a top-level aliased import: import interop "github.com/cssbruno/gowdk/examples/go-interop".
• The .gwdk package declaration still matches the sibling Go package: package gointerop.
• build {} can call one no-argument imported Go function: => interop.FeaturedCopyForBuild().
• Build-time Go calls must use an explicit imported alias. Same-package helper functions are intentionally not resolved by bare name in this slice.
• The function must return a JSON object. Scalar fields become string interpolation data for view {}.
• Literal build {} and paths {} records still work in other examples.

What does not work yet:

• load {}, act {}, and api {} do not execute user-owned Go handlers from the generated app yet.
• Arbitrary Go statements inside build {} are not supported.
• (T, error) build function signatures are not supported yet.

catalog.go is the imported application code. The .gwdk page uses the import as its main data path, with no literal fallback.

go run ./cmd/gowdk build --out /tmp/gowdk-go-interop examples/go-interop/imported-build.page.gwdk
test -f /tmp/gowdk-go-interop/go-imported/index.html

Run the command from the repository root so the required root gowdk.config.go is loaded, or pass an explicit --config <file>.