Did you try your own suggestion? It seems to work
fine: https://play.golang.org/p/KVo5COKj2ii
On Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 1:46:05 PM UTC-4 al...@channelmeter.com
wrote:
> Using node.js, we might have this:
>
> const z = new Z();
> exports.z = z
>
> and then in another file we can import
>
> import {z} from '../z'
>
> with Golang, I am trying to do something similar:
>
> package log
>
> import Logger "github.com/foo/bar/logger"
>
> // create an instance
> var log = Logger.create()
>
> // export the methods
> var Info = log.Info
> var Warn = log.Warn
> var Error = log.Error
>
> and then we import it like
>
> import "github.com/a/b/log"
>
> func init(){
> log.Info("something")
> log.Warn("something")
> }
>
> /// ===========
>
> basically what I am asking is if there is a way to create an instance and
> access it's methods - so that in my code I don't have to do:
>
> log.log.Info()
>
> but instead I can do:
>
> log.Info()
>
> hope the question makes sense.
>
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