Go Projects Toolkit

A collection of small, practical, and beginner-friendly Go projects — perfect for learning and building a useful toolkit. Includes CLI tools, APIs, and automation scripts.

📁 Project Structure

• cli-tools/ - Command-line interface tools
• web-apis/ - Web API applications
• automation-scripts/ - Automation and system scripts

🚀 Projects

CLI Tools

1. File Renamer - Batch rename files with various patterns

   • Add prefixes, suffixes, or replace text in filenames
   • Process files in a specified directory

2. Password Generator - Secure password generator with customizable options

   • Generate passwords of custom length
   • Include/exclude uppercase letters, digits, and symbols
   • Generate multiple passwords at once

3. Todo CLI - Simple command-line todo list manager

   • Add new todos
   • List all todos
   • Mark todos as complete
   • Delete todos
   • Persistent storage (todos are saved to a file)

Web APIs

1. Simple REST API - Basic RESTful API with CRUD operations

   • Create, Read, Update, and Delete items
   • JSON data format
   • RESTful endpoints

2. Weather API Client - Client that fetches and displays weather data

   • Fetches current weather data for a specified city
   • Displays temperature, weather condition, humidity, and wind speed
   • Simple command-line interface

Automation Scripts

1. File Organizer - Organizes files based on their extensions

   • Automatically organizes files into folders based on their file extensions
   • Works on the current directory or a specified directory
   • Creates folders for each file extension type

2. System Monitor - Monitors system resources (CPU, memory)

   • Monitors CPU usage
   • Monitors memory usage
   • Monitors disk usage
   • Displays real-time system information
   • Cross-platform support (Windows, Linux, macOS)

🏁 Getting Started

Each project is self-contained with its own go.mod file. Navigate to any project directory and run:

go run .

Or build the project with:

go build

📋 Prerequisites

• Go 1.16 or higher installed on your system

🧪 Testing

To test any project, navigate to its directory and follow the instructions in its README file.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guidelines for details on how to contribute to this project.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.