Ubuntu under Golang Environment configuration

This is a creation in Article, where the information may have evolved or changed.

Install Go

1. Can go to Golang China to download the go installation package
2. Unpacking the installation packagetar -C /usr/local -xzf <安装包>
3. Add environment variables ' export path= $PATH:/usr/local/go/bin to/etc/profile (full system installation) or. BASHRC (bash) or. ZSHRC (in zsh)
4. Perform source .zshrc update changes

If you want to install to a specified location

1. Change the second step to /usr/local what you want, for example$HOME/go
2. Add environment Variables export GOROOT=$HOME/go andexport PATH=$PATH:$GOROOT/bin

Setting up the Go workspace

The go code must be placed in the working space. It is actually a directory that contains three subdirectories:

1. The SRC directory contains the go source files, which are organized into packages (each directory corresponds to a package)
2. Pkg Directory contains Package objects
3. The bin directory contains executable commands

Add a workspace to an environment variableexport GOPATH=$HOME/gowork
Add the Bin directory to the environment variableexport PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin

End of Go installation

Use

You write the source file of go to the SRC directory in the workspace

If you have a GitHub account, it should be github.com/user_name used as your source path, so it will be convenient to upload to GitHub, even if not upload, anyway, the source can be placed in the SRC directory anywhere

Configure sublime text as a development tool for go

Just install gosublime , then Preferences > package setting > gosublime > user setting add the following in:

{    "env": {        "GOPATH": "$HOME/go_work",        "GOROOT": "/usr/local/go"    }}