Leyman

Go ​

populate-files has a Go implementation, held to the same test vectors as the TypeScript package. It decides the same writes, refusals and check failures, and each reads the files and manifests the other writes. It needs Go 1.24 or later.

sh
go get github.com/JacobLey/leyman/apps/populate-files/go@latest
go
import populatefiles "github.com/JacobLey/leyman/apps/populate-files/go"

results, err := populatefiles.PopulateFiles([]populatefiles.File{
    {Path: "types.go", Content: []byte(source), Signed: true},
}, populatefiles.Options{TargetDir: "gen", Manifest: "gen/manifest.json", Clean: true})

PopulateFile writes one file, keeping the manifest's other entries, and PopulateFiles writes a set whose manifest lists exactly those files. Compared to the TypeScript package:

  • Content is bytes. Nothing is formatted, including manifests, so a project that formats its manifest with Biome or Prettier sees a different layout (the same entries).
  • Check is a plain option, where the TypeScript package defaults it to whether it runs in CI.
  • There is no config module or CLI. genever's Go implementation writes through it.

The full API is in the README, and versions are in its changelog.