I'm trying to add a value to a variable string in golang, without use printf because I'm using revel framework and this is for a web enviroment instead of console, this is the case: data := 14 res...

{ "version": "0.2.0", "configurations": [ { "name": "Launch", "type": "go", "request": "attach", "mode": "debug", "remotePath": "", "port": 2345, "host": "127.0.0.1", "program": "revel.exe...

I need to reference patients.json from patients.go, here's the folder structure: If I do: filepath.Abs("../../conf/patients.json") it works for go test ./... but fails for revel run If I do: ...

In order to use revel's even keyword in templates I would like to get the index of a map entry when iterating with range. Is there any way to do so? My map has the structure: map[string][]string ...

let me start by saying these are my first couple days of toying around in Go. I'm trying to use the Revel framework with Gorm like this: app/controllers/gorm.go package controllers import ( "f...

Coming from a python/django world, it'd be great to have something like a requirements.txt equivalent for go/revel. How can I do this? I know I can just write a requirements.txt file and then do so...

I'm attempting to parse a Datetime in revel from a json request. The request looks something like this: { "startedAt": "2017-06-01 10:39", ... } The struct it's being decoded into looks like t...

I'm trying to debug a revel app with visual studio but I can't get it to work. I've seen this question how to debug revel framework(golang) application in visual studio code(vscode) but no answers...

I cracked my brain trying to make my code shorter and cleaner. The problem is in one function, that is working with different structs, that implements one interface. In some cases I need the model...

How to access range within range in Go templates? Template: {{range .Resume.Skills}} {{.Name}} {{.Level}} {{range $item, $key := .Keywords}} {{$key}} {{$item}} {{end}} {{end}} Struct: t...

I am using Golang Revel for some web project and I did like 12 projects in that so far. In all of them I have a lot of code redundancy because of return types. Look at this two functions: func (c ...

I am using the revel framework with the go language. Recently, when I run the following code: import ( ... "net/url" ... ) revel.INFO.Println(url.QueryEscape("http://hello.com")) I get INFO...

Using revel, golang 1.1.2, gorp, postgres 9.3.2 on heroku Following robfig's List booking example func (c App) ViewPosts(page int) revel.Result { if page == 0 { page = 1 } var posts []*models...