coc-golang

coc-golang brings Go development to Vim and Neovim through coc.nvim. It uses the official gopls language server for code intelligence and adds commands for testing, building, formatting, linting, and everyday Go project tasks.

What you getCopy Anchor Link

• Code intelligence — completion, hover, diagnostics, navigation, references, rename, and code actions, all from gopls.
• Formatting and imports — format Go code and add or organize imports.
• Build and checks — build, run, vet, lint, and scan for known vulnerabilities.
• Diagnostics — errors and warnings from gopls and from build, vet, and lint runs, each carrying the analyzer or check code, a link to its documentation, and the range the tool pointed at.
• Tests and benchmarks — run tests at package, file, or cursor scope; browse and run them from a tree view with pass/fail status; repeat the last run; collect coverage and show each block's execution count; run benchmarks.
• Project workflows — manage modules and workspaces, install Go tools, generate tests, edit struct tags, and generate interface implementations.
• Package search — search pkg.go.dev and get, install, or download what you find.

Where to startCopy Anchor Link

• Getting started — install the extension and run your first command.
• Test explorer — browse and run tests from a tree view.
• Package search — find packages on pkg.go.dev.
• Converters — generate Go types from JSON or a JSON Schema.
• Troubleshooting — fix common issues.
• Reference — every command, setting, and tool.

How commands are runCopy Anchor Link

Every feature is a coc.nvim command. Run it with :CocCommand, for example:

:CocCommand go.test.package