• VCS is Version Control System (such as git or hg)
  • Repo root is the root path the source code repository (such as "https://github.com/kare")
• Domain is the internet address where the Go Vanity server is hosted (such as 9fans.net or kkn.fi). Domain is deduced from HTTP request or can be set as a parameter.
• Path is the path component of the Go package (such as /cmd/tcpproxy in kkn.fi/cmd/tcpproxy)

• Go 1.4 Custom Import Path Checking

• Zero dependencies.
• Redirects Go tool to VCS.
• Redirects browsers to pkg.go.dev module server by default. Module Server URL is configurable.
• Automatic configuration of cmd packages:
  • All packages are redirected without sub-packages to VCS root.
  • Packages whose path is prefixed with /cmd/ redirect automatically to VCS root by stripping the /cmd prefix from the package path.
  • Examples:
    • Redirect request kkn.fi/cmd/tcpproxy to github.com/kare/tcpproxy
    • Redirect request kkn.fi/project/sub/package to github.com/kare/project

Vanity package supports configurable Options via the constructor. Use Option types to configure vanity handler features. Basic Options are documented below:

• Set Version Control System type.
• Configurable Version Control System HTTP URL
• Module server URL options are:
  • https://pkg.go.dev/
  • https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/
• Vanity server domain name defaults to request hostname, but it can also be configured.
• Configurable Logger which is compatible with the standard log.Logger. Default output goes to standard error.
• Configurable static content directory for images, CSS, and etc.
• Configurable IndexPageHandler. Defaults to index.html file in the static content directory root.
• Configurable robots.txt file.

New features or bug fixes must include comprehensive unit tests.

• Search GitHub Issues for existing bugs or open a new issue to report a new bug.
• To fix an existing bug from GitHub Issues open a new GitHub Pull Request.

1. Open a new GitHub Issue to discuss or propose a new feature.
2. Open a new Pull Request for a new feature that has beed already discussed.

Use Makefile to execute Go compiler, tests and tools.

Run all tests

Execute short (unit) running tests

Execute long (integration) running tests

Run goimports

Run staticcheck

Run gofmt with simplify