I recently heard about tooling like golint and go vet and I’m wondering how you guys use them. For example, if I run golint in the root of my project (so where the main is), then I don’t receive any output. If I run it in one of the packages, then I do receive output.
the most ideal situation would be to recursively run these tooling from inside the root of the project, right? But how?
Run golint ./... and the same for other tools to run them recursively.
We use the library-driven approach where the package files are in the project root and the runnable programs have a main their own directories under cmd.
I found this Git commit hook a while back and use it on all my Go repositories: https://gist.github.com/proxypoke/2781569
Thanks!
You can use a tool such https://github.com/alecthomas/gometalinter which triggers all tools.
$ gometalinter ./...
output will be very noisy but depends on your coding style 
Again, thanks.
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