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gddo is a maintained fork of the software that once powered godoc.org, and you can use it to browse documentation for Go packages.
A hosted instance is available at godocs.io.
First install the dependencies:
Then compile and install:
$ make
# make install
gddo can be used to view documentation locally. Simply run:
gddo --http :8080
Then navigate your web browser to http://localhost:8080.
gddo will look for a Go module in the current directory and serve documentation
for it, allowing you to preview documentation locally. gddo will also serve
documentation for standard library packages in GOROOT
, as well as modules in
your local Go module cache. To add a module to the cache, run:
go mod download example.com/module@latest
You can then type the import path into the search bar to view its documentation.
See go help mod download
for more information.
gddo can optionally be used with a PostgreSQL database. Note that the following features require a database:
Install the runtime dependencies:
Initialize the PostgreSQL database:
psql -f schema.sql
Then run:
gddo --db "postgres://localhost" --http :8080
gddo can also fetch and serve documentation from a Go module proxy:
gddo \
--db "postgres://localhost" \
--http :8080 \
--goproxy "https://proxy.golang.org"
When viewing documentation from a Go module proxy, it is recommended to use a database as well since fetching modules from the proxy can be slow.
gddo can also serve documentation over the Gemini protocol.
To serve documentation over Gemini only, run:
gddo --gemini :1965 --certs /var/lib/gemini/certs --hostname example.com
See the documentation for more information.
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