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Сhecks that the Structes are created by the Factory

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# Factory linter

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The linter checks that the Structures are created by the Factory, and not directly.

The checking helps to provide invariants without exclusion and helps avoid creating an invalid object.

## Usage

### Installation

go install github.com/maranqz/gofactory/cmd/gofactory@latest

### Options

- `--packageGlobs` – list of glob packages, which can create structures without factories inside the glob package. 
By default, all structures from another package should be created by factories, [tests](testdata/src/factory/packageGlobs).
- `--packageGlobsOnly` – use a factory to initiate a structure for glob packages only, 
[tests](testdata/src/factory/packageGlobsOnly). Doesn't make sense without `--packageGlobs`.

## Example

```go
package main

import (
	"fmt"

"bad"
)

func main() {
	// Use factory for bad.User
	u := &bad.User{
		ID: -1,
	}

fmt.Println(u.ID) // -1
	fmt.Println(u.CreatedAt) // time.Time{}
}

```

```go
package bad

import "time"

type User struct {
	ID        int64
	CreatedAt time.Time
}

var sequenceID = int64(0)

func NextID() int64 {
	sequenceID++

return sequenceID
}

```

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```go
package main

import (
	"fmt"

"good"
)

func main() {
	u := good.NewUser()
	
	fmt.Println(u.ID)        // auto increment
	fmt.Println(u.CreatedAt) // time.Now()
}

```

```go
package user

import "time"

type User struct {
	ID        int64
	CreatedAt time.Time
}

func NewUser() *User {
	return &User{
		ID: nextID(),
		CreatedAt: time.Now(),
	}
}

var sequenceID = int64(0)

func nextID() int64 {
	sequenceID++

return sequenceID
}

```

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## False Negative

Linter doesn't catch some cases.

1. Buffered channel. You can initialize struct in line `v, ok := <-bufCh` [example](testdata/src/factory/unimplemented/chan.go).
2. Local initialization, [example](testdata/src/factory/unimplemented/local/).
3. Named return. If you want to block that case, you can use [nonamedreturns](https://github.com/firefart/nonamedreturns) linter, [example](testdata/src/factory/unimplemented/named_return.go).
4. var declaration, `var initilized nested.Struct` gives structure without factory, [example](testdata/src/factory/unimplemented/var.go).
 To block that case, you can use [gopublicfield](github.com/maranqz/gopublicfield) to prevent fill of structure fields.

## TODO

### Possible Features

1. Catch nested struct in the same package, [example](testdata/src/factory/unimplemented/local/nested_struct.go).
   ```go
   return Struct{
       Other: OtherStruct{}, // want `Use factory for nested.Struct`
   }
   ```
2. Resolve false negative issue with `var declaration`.

### Features that are difficult to implement and unplanned

1. Type assertion, type declaration and type underlying, [tests](testdata/src/factory/simple/type_nested.go.skip).

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