v1.16.0

This release introduces a new titlecase transformation option. By passing the --transform titlecase flag, gomodifytags will transform the tags in the form of:

"BaseDomain"` -> `"Base Domain"

See related issue #65 and the PR introducing this change: #87

v1.15.0

This release adds the new --quiet flag. When passed, gomodifytags won't output the results to stdout. This flag might be helpful for users who use gomodifytags for scripting in conjunction with the -w flag.

Changes: #86

v1.14.0

This release changes the special keyword to format tag values from $field to {field}. It fixes the issue described in:

#76

Changes included in this release are: #85

v1.13.0

This release includes the changes from the PR: #64 gomodifytags handles now the following cases:

• anonymous structs as function parameters

func test(arg struct {
 	Field int `json:"field"`
 }) {
 }

• "pointer to struct" type declaration

var x *struct {
 	Field int `json:"field"`
 }

• "array of struct" type declaration

var x []struct {
 	Field int
 }

and nested variants : "array of pointers to array of structs".

v1.12.0

This release uses flag.CommandLine.Parse() instead of flag.Parse() to check for errors during flag parsing. This let us catch re-defined flag names.

Related changes: #75

v1.11.0

The flag --format was already in use. v1.10.0 introduced a new feature that also provided the --format flag. This releases changes the flag to --template.

PR: #74

v1.10.0

This release includes a new --format flag to change a struct tag's values based on the field name. This allows us to generate custom struct tags that don't follow the standard definition listed in https://golang.org/pkg/reflect/#StructTag. For a concrete example checkout the readme: https://github.com/fatih/gomodifytags#formatting-tag-values

Includes the changes from PR: #69

v1.9.0

Removes the vendor/ folder.

Changes: #71

v1.8.0

Bump github.com/fatih/structtag from v1.0.0 to v1.2.0

Related change: #70

v1.7.0

This release includes the new -field flag to modify a single field. It only works in conjunction with the -struct field and is a way to use gomodifytags from the terminal. Editors modify tags based on offset and are capable of editing single fields, hence they don't need this flag.

PR: #68