by Andrew Brampton (bramp.net)

goredirects enables the use of a vanity redirect domain in your go package imports. For example, instead of using import "github.com/example/package" you could use a vanity domain, and import "example.com/package", yet still host the source code on GitHub.

Specifically, this tool creates a set of HTML files containing the go-imports meta tags, for each of your projects. This uses the remote import paths feature of go get command to redirect from your vanity domain to GitHub.com.

To create a set of static HTML redirects:

$ go install bramp.net/goredirects@latest

$ goredirects
Usage: goredirects <domain> <output dir>

$ goredirects bramp.net outputdir
# Looking under $GOROOT/src/bramp.net for all packages
...

This will search your $GOROOT/src/ for all packages, and create static HTML into the outputdir for each package.

To read more about how this tool works, checkout my blog article on the topic.

This is not an official Google product (experimental or otherwise), it is just code that happens to be owned by Google.

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