Up to date Golang client?

[cedricve]

Looks like a promising project, but limitations in tus-clients, for example the Golang client looks like very old. Any ideas on developing an official go client?

[Acconut]

We have played with the thought of making an official Go client, as this could be a handy basis for building a CLI program for interacting with tus server (for testing, development and scripting). But so far we don't have any concrete plans on if or when we would do this.

[cedricve]

Ok makes sense, we are happy to integrate and promote it into our Kerberos.io solution as resumable uploads for video surveillance is key

[Acconut]

That's great to hear! Would you be interested in helping with an official Go client? I am thinking about reaching out to the authors behind https://github.com/eventials/go-tus to see if there is interest in reviving their project and hosting it under the tus organization on GitHub.

[Acconut]

Another new Go client is https://github.com/bdragon300/tusgo, FYI.

[cedricve]

Another new Go client is https://github.com/bdragon300/tusgo, FYI.

looks a bit outdated though (no active development)

[Murderlon]

I've talking to the author and the it's great shape. Supports all extensions, a good programatic interface, and extensive docs and tests. Also it was updated yesterday?

[cedricve]

I've talking to the author and the it's great shape. Supports all extensions, a good programatic interface, and extensive docs and tests. Also it was updated yesterday?

bumping dependencies is not really what I call active development. I'll give it a try! ;)

[Murderlon]

"Not all software needs to evolve forever. We’ve become so used to digital services being malleable that we’ve confused the possibility of software updates with their necessity. Some software can simply be finished, and a lot would be better if it were" — Finished software

[cedricve]

"Not all software needs to evolve forever. We’ve become so used to digital services being malleable that we’ve confused the possibility of software updates with their necessity. Some software can simply be finished, and a lot would be better if it were" — Finished software

I agree, but a version bump after 2 years.. hmm