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I am currently trying to add more definitions of std packages that are not included in the std directory. I found out that for standard library, borgo uses std/modules.json file to map the use some-package.sub-package to (i assume) the internal directory structure that matches the package in go (e.g import "some-package/sub-package").
I feel like this is a hacky way to do the thing I want to do. Hope it helps
borgo's importer tool can import go std package and user's package, but how to impot other external package:
in golang i can:
the corresponding usage in borgo:
or
neither works, how to import other package using borgo's importer tool, and how to use?
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