Golang wrapper v1.0.0-beta1 release

[Fernando B]

All,

I have released the first auto-generated bindings which has the entire core api. It is compatible with libplctag core 2.5.X.

https://github.com/libplctag/goplctag/releases/tag/v1.0.0-beta1

https://github.com/libplctag/goplctag/blob/main/docs/version-compatibility.md

go get github.com/libplctag/gopl...@v1.0.0-beta1

Any issues or feedback lemme know.

Fernando B. (TheFern2)

[Kyle]

Thanks!   This is a very nice upgrade for Go support!

Is there any way to track downloads or users of the wrapper?   Jody and Tim can get some stats for their .Net wrapper.   I think I have to pay for GitHub professional or some other (non-free) tier in order to find out how many downloads of the core library I've had.

I need to look for something like this for Java as I really have been bad about updating that wrapper since I no longer use Java.

Best,

Kyle

[Fernando B]

Yes, is getting there, only place to check for downloads would be here https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/libplctag/gopl...@v0.0.4 the imported-by is delayed a bit my release on OCT6 isn't showing yet dunno how accurate it is, but this site is supposed to be fetching from github on its own I didn't have to configure anything. I just renamed the licenses and now we can wait to see if docs show up on that site.

[Kyle]

It shows two imports but looks like it still does not see the license files.   Sounds like a pretty nice system once you get it set up!

Best,

Kyle

[Fernando B]

Okay, finally figured out the license issue, I left MPL on root, LGPL inside a directory. That was more painful than expected, got help from reddit, go repo owners weren't helping at all. The imports are modules used within the library. imported-by are modules that used goplctag, but I don't know if it counts if you use the go get cmd locally, or if another published module uses goplctag.

https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/libplctag/gopl...@v1.0.3