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Generated Go identifiers now follow Go-style capitalization for initialisms and enum values. When a generated name differs from its schema name, the original name is included in its documentation comments.
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Updated generator and Go client documentation to explain naming conversions and how unknown array element types are handled during generation.
Reformatted the client options and error reference tables without changing their documented meanings.
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The Go client generator converts schema names to Go-style identifiers, including initialisms, across generated enum, RPC, register, input, and function-ID names. It checks collisions using converted names and adds schema-name comments when generated identifiers differ. Documentation and generated fixtures reflect the naming rules.
Changes: Go codegen naming
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Summary
Define Go name conversion xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names.go, xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names_test.go
New helpers split schema names into words and apply Go initialism capitalization. Table-driven tests check the conversions.
Use converted names in generated code xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/emit.go, xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go, xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go
Function IDs, enum names and values, RPC methods and parameters, register setters, and input senders use converted names. Duplicate-name validation checks converted names. Generated comments identify differing schema names.
Document and demonstrate generated names codegen/README.md, xbot_service_interface_go/README.md, xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/testdata/*.golden.go
Documentation describes the naming rules and schema-name comments. Generated fixtures show renamed enum constants and updated comments; method signatures and operations remain unchanged.
xtech/xbot_framework#26: Adds the service JSON function entries whose Go function IDs and RPC identifiers use the name conversion in this change.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 3fbdf
Some accepted schemas now generate clients that cannot compile or fail generation altogether. Resolve the naming collisions and identifier-handling regressions before merging, and align the naming documentation with the generated output.
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The title "Fix: Follow Go naming conventions" matches the main change. The changeset adds a goName helper that applies Go initialism capitalization and word splitting, and switches identifier generation (enums, RPC methods, parameters, registers, inputs) from normalizeName to goName. The golden files and README document the new naming rules. The title is short, specific, and does not list files. It is a concise summary of the primary change, though the term "Fix" is a conventional prefix that the title uses with a colon.
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Review comments at @codegen/README.md:
- Around line 39-40: Update the README statement about renamed names to
distinguish where originals are recorded: doc comments on RPC methods,
registers, inputs, and types; trailing comments on enum values; and no comment
on Fn-prefixed function-ID constants, whose original name appears in the RPC
method documentation. Keep the service.json reference claim accurate.
Review comments at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names.go:
- Line 93: Update the capitalization logic in goWord to decode the first Unicode
rune rather than slicing its first byte, then uppercase that rune and lowercase
the remaining string after its byte width. Preserve the existing behavior for
ASCII words and ensure multibyte initial letters produce valid Go identifiers.
- Line 40: Update the separator predicate in splitWords to use unicode.IsSpace
for whitespace while continuing to treat underscores and hyphens as separators,
so tabs and newlines are removed during word splitting.
Review comments at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go:
- Line 51: Update validate() to compare generated package-level names for
functions and enums, using the same name-generation rules as render.go, and
reject any duplicates before code generation. Include collisions between
function constants and enum types, such as FnSoundID.
- Around line 133-134: Add enum value name collision validation during schema
validation, using the same Go normalization as goName so distinct names such as
IDLE and Idle are rejected when they normalize identically. Locate the
validation flow and emitEnum, which uses goName to produce constant names;
preserve existing behavior for non-colliding enum values.
- Line 167: Update validate to reject functions whose goName result collides
with the fixed Client methods Close or Endpoint. Perform this check while
validating each function, before emission, and return a validation error
identifying the function and conflicting method name.
- Line 226: Update validate to check generated Go method names across functions,
registers, and inputs, not just within each category; derive names using the
same goName rules and prefixes used by code generation, and return a validation
error when any names collide.
Review comments at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go:
- Line 185: Update the enum loop in validate to track each enum’s normalized Go
type name using goName and return an error when a name is already used by
another enum. Preserve the existing enum value and base-type validation.
Review comments at @xbot_service_interface_go/README.md:
- Around line 142-152: Narrow the README’s universal claim to generated
identifiers that actually include the original name in their comments. Do not
change the renderer or golden fixtures; keep the statement accurate for
function-ID constants and enum constants.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
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Script executed:
sed -n '45,55p;125,145p' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go
Repository: xtech/xbot_framework
Length of output: 865
Script executed:
cd xbot_service_interface_go/codegen 2>/dev/null ||true
rg -n -e 'Doc|doc|comment|// ' render.go emit.go names.go | head -200
echo'--- golden Fn/enum excerpts ---'
rg -n -e 'Fn[A-Za-z]+ uint8' -e '// ' testdata/demo_service.golden.go | head -120
echo'--- README lines 25-45 ---'
sed -n '25,45p' ../../codegen/README.md
Repository: xtech/xbot_framework
Length of output: 10149
Correct the README claim about where renamed names are recorded.
The new sentence says every renamed name carries its original in a doc comment. Function-ID constants such as FnPlayMP3 (from PlayMp3) get no comment at all, and enum values use a trailing comment, not a doc comment. Describe these locations accurately.
📝 Suggested README fix
--- "a/codegen/README.md"+++ "b/codegen/README.md"@@ -36,5 +36,7 @@
Identifiers are translated to the Go naming rules for initialisms (`SoundId` -> `SoundID`,
`GpsQuality` -> `GPSQuality`; see `xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names.go`). Every generated
-name that differs from the schema carries the original in its doc comment, so the `service.json`-stays the reference a reader greps for.+name that differs from the schema carries the original in a comment: a doc comment on RPC+methods, registers, inputs and types, and a trailing comment on enum values. Function-ID+constants (`Fn...`) have no comment; the RPC method doc names the original. The `service.json`+stays the reference a reader greps for.
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name that differs from the schema carries the original in its doc comment, so the `service.json`
stays the reference a reader greps for.
name that differs from the schema carries the original in a comment: a doc comment on RPC
methods, registers, inputs and types, and a trailing comment on enum values. Function-ID
constants (`Fn...`) have no comment; the RPC method doc names the original. The `service.json`
stays the reference a reader greps for.
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Review comment at @codegen/README.md around lines 39 - 40:
Update the README statement about renamed names to distinguish where originals
are recorded: doc comments on RPC methods, registers, inputs, and types;
trailing comments on enum values; and no comment on Fn-prefixed function-ID
constants, whose original name appears in the RPC method documentation. Keep the
service.json reference claim accurate.
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Normalize tab and newline separators in splitWords.
splitWords splits only on space, _, and -. A schema name that contains a tab or newline, such as "Foo\tBar", keeps that character inside the generated identifier. format.Source then rejects the generated Go source, and Generate returns an error. The merge-base normalizer used strings.Fields, which removed these characters, so the same name produced a valid identifier. Use unicode.IsSpace as the separator test to restore that behavior.
- isSep := func(r rune) bool { return r == ' ' || r == '_' || r == '-' }+ isSep := func(r rune) bool { return unicode.IsSpace(r) || r == '_' || r == '-' }
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Review comment at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names.go at line 40:
Update the separator predicate in splitWords to use unicode.IsSpace for
whitespace while continuing to treat underscores and hyphens as separators, so
tabs and newlines are removed during word splitting.
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Decode the first rune in goWord before changing its case.
goWord uppercases word[:1], which is one byte. For a word that starts with a multi-byte letter such as É, that byte is not a valid character. strings.ToUpper replaces it with U+FFFD. The generated identifier then contains U+FFFD, which is not a Go identifier character, so format.Source rejects the output and Generate returns an error. Schema validation does not reject these names first.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names.go at line 93:
Update the capitalization logic in goWord to decode the first Unicode rune
rather than slicing its first byte, then uppercase that rune and lowercase the
remaining string after its byte width. Preserve the existing behavior for ASCII
words and ensure multibyte initial letters produce valid Go identifiers.
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Reject function and enum names that collide after generation.
Load accepts a function SoundId and an enum FnSoundID in the same schema. The generator then emits const FnSoundID uint8 and type FnSoundID uint8 at package level. Go rejects this with a redeclaration error, so the generated client does not compile. Add a check in validate() that compares the generated package-level names across functions and enums and rejects any duplicate.
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Review comment at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go at line 51:
Update validate() to compare generated package-level names for functions and
enums, using the same name-generation rules as render.go, and reject any
duplicates before code generation. Include collisions between function constants
and enum types, such as FnSoundID.
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Script executed:
sed -n '90,205p' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go; sed -n '114,160p' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go
Repository: xtech/xbot_framework
Length of output: 4746
Script executed:
set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- names.go ---'
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names.go | sed -n '1,150p'printf'%s\n''--- schema enum definitions/load/validate ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'type Enum' -e 'Enums' -e 'json.Unmarshal' -e 'func (s *Schema) validate' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go | sed -n '1,115p'
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go | sed -n '115,230p'printf'%s\n''--- renderer complete enum and generation entry ---'
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go | sed -n '1,190p'
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/emit.go | sed -n '1,125p'printf'%s\n''--- enum tests/fixtures ---'
rg -n -i -F --glob '*.{go,json}' -e 'enum' -e 'values' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen | head -200
printf'%s\n''--- base vs head relevant diff ---'
git diff --find-renames 53187f5aa30e44dba0dbb755db65e597bf20bffb 3fbdfe2d5725b85f7505d0a195ce28ece313cfa8 -- xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names.go xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/emit.go
Repository: xtech/xbot_framework
Length of output: 42244
Reject enum value names that collide after Go normalization.
When an enum contains both IDLE and Idle, goName converts both keys to Idle. emitEnum emits duplicate constants, so the generated client fails to compile. Add converted-name collision validation during schema validation.
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Review comment at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go around lines 133
- 134:
Add enum value name collision validation during schema validation, using the
same Go normalization as goName so distinct names such as IDLE and Idle are
rejected when they normalize identically. Locate the validation flow and
emitEnum, which uses goName to produce constant names; preserve existing
behavior for non-colliding enum values.
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# Locate the name helpers and their callers.
rg -n -F -e 'goName' -e 'normalizeName' -e 'reserved' -e 'Endpoint' -e 'Close' -- xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/ ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Read names.go in full.
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/names.go | sed -n '1,123p'# Read schema.go validation and Load.
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go | sed -n '1,200p'# Read render.go around Client emission and emitFunction.
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go | sed -n '55,100p;160,200p'
Repository: xtech/xbot_framework
Length of output: 17887
Reject RPC names that generate Close or Endpoint methods.
goName turns a lowercase RPC name such as close into Close. emitFunction then emits func (c *Client) Close(ctx context.Context, ...) next to the fixed func (c *Client) Close() error. Go rejects the duplicate method, so the generated package does not compile. validate does not check function names, so the schema loads and the collision reaches emission. Add a check in validate that rejects a function whose goName equals a fixed Client method name.
🐛 Suggested fix
for _, f := range s.Functions {
+ if name := goName(f.Name); name == "Close" || name == "Endpoint" {+ return fmt.Errorf("function %s: %q collides with a generated Client method", f.Name, name)+ }
if len(f.Parameters) > 0 {
if err := checkUniqueIDs("function "+f.Name, f.Parameters); err != nil {
return err
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Review comment at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go at line 167:
Update validate to reject functions whose goName result collides with the fixed
Client methods Close or Endpoint. Perform this check while validating each
function, before emission, and return a validation error identifying the
function and conflicting method name.
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Reject function, register, and input method-name collisions during validation.
Registers and inputs share the Go method namespace with RPC functions, but validate checks uniqueness only within each category. A register SoundId and an RPC SetSoundID both generate Client.SetSoundID, so the generated client does not compile.
🐛 Suggested fix
if !types[base] {
return fmt.Errorf("%s %s: unknown type %q", set.what, f.Name, f.Type)
}
}
}
+ methods := map[string]string{}+ addMethod := func(method, what string) error {+ if other, ok := methods[method]; ok {+ return fmt.Errorf("%s: method %s collides with %s", what, method, other)+ }+ methods[method] = what+ return nil+ }+ for _, fn := range s.Functions {+ if err := addMethod(goName(fn.Name), "function "+fn.Name); err != nil {+ return err+ }+ }+ for _, r := range s.Registers {+ if err := addMethod("Set"+goName(r.Name), "register "+r.Name); err != nil {+ return err+ }+ }+ for _, in := range s.Inputs {+ if err := addMethod("Send"+goName(in.Name), "input "+in.Name); err != nil {+ return err+ }+ }
return nil
}
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Review comment at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go at line 226:
Update validate to check generated Go method names across functions, registers,
and inputs, not just within each category; derive names using the same goName
rules and prefixes used by code generation, and return a validation error when
any names collide.
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echo'---head render.go 50-60---'
sed -n '50,60p' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go
echo'---head render.go 114-160---'
sed -n '114,160p' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go
echo'---base render.go 110-160---'
git show 53187f5aa30e44dba0dbb755db65e597bf20bffb:xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go | sed -n '110,160p'||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'---base schema.go enum validation---'
git show 53187f5aa30e44dba0dbb755db65e597bf20bffb:xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go | rg -n -F -A12 -e 'range s.Enums'||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: xtech/xbot_framework
Length of output: 3480
Reject enum IDs that normalize to the same Go type name.
emitEnum now names each enum type with goName(e.ID). SoundId and SoundID both become SoundID, so the generated client declares type SoundID uint8 twice. Nothing checks enum names for collisions, so generation succeeds and the output fails to compile. Add a uniqueness check on the Go names in the enum loop of validate.
🐛 Suggested fix
types := map[string]bool{}
for _, t := range rawTypes {
types[t] = true
}
+ enumNames := map[string]string{}
for _, e := range s.Enums {
if len(e.Values) == 0 {
// Same rule as the C++ generator: an enum without members cannot be
// generated (and the to_string path would derive a count from nothing).
return fmt.Errorf("enum %s: no values", e.ID)
}
if !types[e.BaseType] {
return fmt.Errorf("enum %s: unknown base_type %q", e.ID, e.BaseType)
}
- types[e.ID] = true+ if other, ok := enumNames[goName(e.ID)]; ok {+ return fmt.Errorf("enum %s: %q and %q normalize to the same Go name %q", e.ID, other, e.ID, goName(e.ID))+ }+ enumNames[goName(e.ID)] = e.ID+ types[e.ID] = true
}
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Review comment at @xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/schema.go at line 185:
Update the enum loop in validate to track each enum’s normalized Go type name
using goName and return an error when a name is already used by another enum.
Preserve the existing enum value and base-type validation.
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Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
sed -n '1,170p' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/render.go
sed -n '135,160p' xbot_service_interface_go/README.md
rg -n 'go generate|git diff|golden|go:generate' .github xbot_service_interface_go
sed -n '1,65p' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/testdata/demo_service.golden.go
sed -n '1,60p' xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/testdata/demo_service_noid.golden.go
Repository: xtech/xbot_framework
Length of output: 11508
Script executed:
set -eu
base=53187f5aa30e44dba0dbb755db65e597bf20bffb
head=3fbdfe2d5725b85f7505d0a195ce28ece313cfa8
printf'%s\n''--- base README relevant lines ---'
git show "$base:xbot_service_interface_go/README.md"| nl -ba | sed -n '128,158p'printf'%s\n''--- head README relevant lines ---'
git show "$head:xbot_service_interface_go/README.md"| nl -ba | sed -n '128,158p'printf'%s\n''--- generation directives and CI references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '.github/**' --glob 'xbot_service_interface_go/**' \
-e 'go generate' -e 'git diff --exit-code' -e 'go:generate' -e 'generate_test'.||test"$?" -eq 1
printf'%s\n''--- generator test and command directive ---'
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/generate_test.go | sed -n '1,75p'
nl -ba xbot_service_interface_go/cmd/xbot-codegen/main.go | sed -n '1,75p'printf'%s\n''--- function-ID blocks in both fixtures ---'forfin xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/testdata/demo_service.golden.go xbot_service_interface_go/codegen/testdata/demo_service_noid.golden.go;doecho"FILE: $f"
nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '18,48p'done
Repository: xtech/xbot_framework
Length of output: 12814
Correct the universal naming claim in the README.
Function-ID constants do not receive per-constant comments. Enum constants use trailing comments, not doc comments. Narrow the sentence to identifiers that include the original name, or add comments in the renderer and update both golden fixtures.
Both demo_service.golden.go and demo_service_noid.golden.go contain function-ID constants, so that renderer change would affect both fixtures. Do not state that CI runs go generate ./... && git diff --exit-code; the inspected CI scope does not show that invocation.
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Review comment at @xbot_service_interface_go/README.md around lines 142 - 152:
Narrow the README’s universal claim to generated identifiers that actually
include the original name in their comments. Do not change the renderer or
golden fixtures; keep the statement accurate for function-ID constants and enum
constants.
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