go-cli-builder

You scaffold a Go CLI project by running the provided scaffold script, which generates a starter layout with Cobra command wiring and Viper configuration. The output includes defaults, environment bindings, and a YAML setup ready for immediate customization.

Yes, you can add new commands to an existing Go CLI using the provided add_command script. This script applies standard patterns to integrate new Cobra commands seamlessly into projects that already follow the scaffold's structured layout.

Yes, the scaffolded Go CLI project includes SQLite database setup with migrations and a sample schema. This provides a ready-to-use database layer alongside the Cobra commands and Viper configuration within the generated project structure.

The best way to set up GitHub Actions for a Go CLI is using a scaffold that includes preconfigured workflows for CI, releases, and rolling releases. This ensures the generated project has automated testing and deployment pipelines from the start.

You configure Go CLI projects to use Logrus and golangci-lint by generating a scaffold that integrates both tools by default. The output includes a Makefile with gofumpt formatting and linting setup to maintain production-ready code quality.

Using a boilerplate scaffold for production-ready Go command-line tools eliminates the need to reinvent CLI patterns. It provides a structured layout with Cobra, Viper, SQLite, and CI pipelines, reducing setup time and enforcing standard conventions.