Download, install and configure environment variables for go under Linux, and integrate into IntelliJ idea

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There are three ways to download and install Golang, and I'll show you how to install it with the source code.

First, to Golang China download the appropriate version of the TAR package

Download Address: Http://www.golangtc.com/download

Second, unzip to the/usr/local directory

Command: Tar-c/usr/local-xzf go1.7.3.linux-amd64.tar.gz (take version 1.73 as an example)

III. Configuring environment Variables in/etc/profile

Export goroot= $HOME/go
Export path= $PATH: $GOROOT/bin

E xport gopath= Project where the path//go command depends on the environment variable

Iv. determine if GO is installed successfully

In the command line console, enter Go version, if it comes out the release number of go, indicating that the installation was successful

Next, focus on idea's support for Go

First, install the Go plugin in idea

1, open idea, click "File" in the upper right corner, select "Settings ...", enter the page and click "Plugins", as

2. Click the button "Browse repositories ..." in the pop-up page to enter go

3, click Go, and select the right install plugin plug-in installation

4. After the installation is complete, you can add SDK and goapplication

5, click "File", select "Project Structure ...", click "SDKs", click on the + sign, select "Go SDK", select Install Go src file

6. Click "Edit configurations ..." In the top right corner .

5. Click on the top left corner +, then select "Go Application" to complete File,output directory and working directory

Click Apply and OK on the line

PS: If there is improper place, also please the Warrior to correct a lot