A web app that displays available updates for Go packages in your GOPATH.
Go Package Store is a tool that scans your GOPATH and displays available updates for Go packages. It helps developers keep their dependencies current by providing a web interface that shows which packages have newer versions available and allows reviewing updates across multiple projects.
Go developers who maintain multiple projects with dependencies and want an easy way to check for package updates across their entire GOPATH workspace.
Unlike generic package managers, Go Package Store provides a centralized view of all Go package updates in your environment with a clean web interface, making dependency management more visual and accessible than command-line alternatives.
An app that displays updates for the Go packages in your GOPATH.
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Supports checking packages from GOPATH, stdin, Gopkg.toml, Godeps.json, and git-subrepo vendored packages, offering flexibility for various dependency management workflows as shown in the usage examples.
Provides a clean web interface accessible via localhost, making it easier to browse and assess available updates visually compared to command-line tools.
Integrates with GitHub access tokens via the GO_PACKAGE_STORE_GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable, enabling checks for private repositories and avoiding rate limits.
Allows filtering specific packages via flags like -stdin and -dep, enabling targeted updates without scanning the entire GOPATH.
Primarily built for the deprecated GOPATH workspace, lacking native support for modern Go modules (go.mod), which limits its relevance for current projects.
Requires running a local HTTP server and manual interaction via a browser, making it inefficient for automated or headless environments where scriptable tools are preferred.
Building in development mode needs extra steps like -tags=dev and go generate commands, adding complexity for contributors compared to simpler Go tools.