How to use this text tool
- Paste your source or load the sample.
- Set the available option for your target output.
- Run the tool and read any input warning.
- Review, copy, or download the result.
Go Struct Generator handles the small but fussy part of working with json object. Paste a real example, adjust the option when one is available, and inspect the result beside the source. Processing stays in the browser, so it is useful for quick drafts, debugging, and one-off checks without setting up a package or command-line tool.
This tool parses the supplied json object and produces go source using rules suited to Go Struct Generator. It reports useful counts so you can spot unexpectedly empty or broad results.
Always compare generated or extracted output with the original source before replacing production code or translations.
Load the sample and select Generate Go Struct. The result demonstrates the exact output format, including any inferred types, matches, or validation notes.
All core parsing and transformation is performed with JavaScript in the current browser tab. No external API key or build step is required.
This lightweight tool focuses on common syntax. Project conventions, advanced schemas, locale rules, and compiler-specific checks may require a dedicated parser or build tool.
No. The conversion runs in your browser, although the page itself may load normal site resources.
Paste a valid JSON object. Arrays and primitive values are not accepted at the top level.
Treat the result as a starting point. Check naming, types, escaping, and project-specific conventions before shipping it.
The input may be empty, malformed, or missing a required option. The error message identifies the first condition the tool could not process.
Yes. Use Download TXT for the main output. When structured rows or JSON are available, the matching export buttons appear after processing.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Syntax | Confirm the result parses in its target environment. |
| Semantics | Review inferred values and project conventions. |
| Privacy | Remove secrets before sharing exported output. |