Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
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Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#2The project looks nice and easy to use but I wonder if it might be confused with the javascript bundler named Parcel.
Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#3I like this.
Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#4I have used go.rice before. This looks similar.
Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#5The project looks nice and easy to use but I wonder if it might be confused with the javascript bundler named Parcel. https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel
Really... One quick google and you realize there's another bundler of the same name. Can the author rename it to save them both for googlability?
Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#6The project looks nice and easy to use but I wonder if it might be confused with the javascript bundler named Parcel. https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel
This was my immediate thought as well. Impossible to ignore a project with > 20k stars with the same name.
Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#7The project looks nice and easy to use but I wonder if it might be confused with the javascript bundler named Parcel. https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel
For every possible project name, there's an npm package with the same name.
Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#8The project looks nice and easy to use but I wonder if it might be confused with the javascript bundler named Parcel. https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel
Yes, please rename your package! Parcel is very popular in the JavaScript world.
Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#9There are quiet a few of these applications. I wrote my own when I saw that go-bindata (which I'd previously been using) was abandoned.
For comparison purposes:
https://github.com/skx/implant
My code is smaller, but it doesn't contain the filesystem-walker, etc.
Re: Show HN: Parcel, a simple resource bundler for Golang
#10Nice! Packr is pretty good too, what I currently use.