Integrate Go packages into Rugo scripts via the require keyword.
npx skills add https://github.com/rubiojr/rugo --skill rugo-go-modules
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: rugo-go-modules Source: https://github.com/rubiojr/rugo/tree/main/extras/claude/skills/rugo-go-modules Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rubiojr/rugo --skill rugo-go-modules
This Skill simplifies the integration of existing Go libraries and functions into Rugo scripts, eliminating the need for manual wrappers or complex build processes.
require.require it in your Rugo script and immediately use functions like greeter.hello("World") or greeter.shout("hello").Require the 'greeter' Go module and call its 'hello' function with the argument 'World'.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To call Go functions from a Rugo script, use the `require` keyword to automatically discover and bridge exported functions from Go packages without manual wrappers. This enables direct integration of existing Go codebases into the Rugo environment.
Automatic type bridging supports common Go types including string, int, float, bool, and arrays, converting them to their Rugo equivalents. This ensures seamless inter-language calls when you import Go modules.
No, you do not need manual manifest creation or custom binary builds to use Go libraries in Rugo. The integration is optimized to automatically discover exported Go functions directly via the `require` keyword.
The best way to leverage Go utility libraries in Rugo is using the `require` keyword to import the Go module. You can then immediately call functions like `greeter.hello("World")` directly within your Rugo script.
Yes, you can use existing Go codebases within the Rugo environment without writing manual wrappers. The integration automatically handles the discovery and bridging of exported Go functions for seamless inter-language calls.
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