Plugin to http://getgb.io to allow easy running of the spf13/cobra generator wihin a gb project. The cobra generator is used to working with a $GOPATH.

go get github.com/kkeuning/gb-cobra/...

go get github.com/constabulary/gb/...
go get -v github.com/spf13/cobra/cobra

$GOPATH/bin should be in your $PATH, gb-cobra assumes the cobra executable can be found in $PATH.

This is based on Doug Clark's gb-run plug-in, the primary difference being that gb-run adds GB_PROJECT_DIR/vendor to the GOPATH, which is not allowable for the cobra tool.

Or from the shell, if PROJ_DIR is set to the value of GB_PROJECT_DIR from gb env (assume /Users/kkeuning/gb-projects/test-app), then:

gb-run cobra init $PROJ_DIR/src/newAppName

Would be the equivalent of executing:

env GOPATH=$PROJ_DIR:$PROJ_DIR/vendor cobra init $PROJ_DIR/src/newAppName

which results in:

Error: Cobra only supports project within $GOPATH

With a few minor changes to create a gb-cobra plug-in:

gb cobra init $PROJ_DIR/src/newAppName

Is the equivalent of executing:

env GOPATH=$PROJ_DIR cobra init $PROJ_DIR/src/newAppName

results in:

Your Cobra application is ready at
/Users/kkeuning/gb-projects/test-app/src/newAppName
Give it a try by going there and running `go run main.go`
Add commands to it by running `cobra add [cmdname]`

Of course, within a gb project you ill be running gb build, not go run main.go and gb cobra add [cmdname] rather than just cobra add [cmdname] as instructed.

It could be overkill to create a plug-in for this, but its a convenience.