Go

Go loader guide.

API #

Data #

func Data() *ProtobufMessage

Get the internal protobuf message data.

Map #

func GetN(k1 KEY1, k2 KEY2...) (*MapValueType, error)

Get the Nth-level map value. Be aware that only applies to each level message’s first map field.

OrderedMap #

Prerequisite: You need to set metasheet option OrderedMap to true.

See metatsheet option: OrderedMap.

func GetOrderedMapN(k1 KEY1, k2 KEY2...) (*OrderedMapValueType, error)

Get the Nth-level ordered map value. Be aware that only applies to each level message’s first map field.

Index #

Prerequisite: You need to set metatsheet option Index appropriately.

See metatsheet option: Index.

If index name is Chapter, then the accessers are:

• func FindChapter(k1 KEY1, k2 KEY2...) []*ParentType
• func FindFirstChapter(k1 KEY1, k2 KEY2...) *ParentType

Custom messager #

If the built-in APIs are not sufficient for your business logic, then you can add a custom messager, where you can write proprocess logic based on loaded config objects.

Example: go-tableau-loader/customconf

custom_xxx_conf.go:

const CustomXXXConfName = "CustomXXXConf"
type CustomXXXConf struct {
    tableau.UnimplementedMessager
    // TODO: add custom data fields.
}

func (x *CustomItemConf) Name() string {
    return CustomItemConfName
}

func (x *CustomItemConf) ProcessAfterLoadAll(hub *tableau.Hub) error {
    // TODO: implement here.
    return nil
}

func init() {
    tableau.Register(func() tableau.Messager {
        return new(CustomXXXConf)
    })
}

Plugin: protoc-gen-go-tableau-loader #

An example to use this protoc plugin: go-tableau-loader/gen.sh.

Full example #

See go-tableau-loader.