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Very cool! I'm a bit of a newb though - how do I install this?

• jgrahamc 11y ago
  1. You need Go 2a. Type 'make'. It will build the binary and place it in bin/ 2b. Use the go tool chain directly to build. Does the same thing as 2a.
  • NateDad 11y ago
    why the makefile and src directory? Why not put the source in the root directory, so that go get github.com/jgrahamc/httpdiff would just work? The makefile doesn't even do anything useful, and just makes it so that poor windows folks can't build your code for no good reason.
    • lclarkmichalek 11y ago
      Yes, you have to do the archaic `go get github.com/jgrahamc/httpdiff/src/httpdiff`. Truly a travesty. While the makefile allows you to avoid the whole GOPATH nonsense, which gets a plus from me.
    • jgrahamc 11y ago
      Because... bad habits from larger projects.