This is like Go fmt package but offers named format. Parameters will be parsed to function as map[string]interface{}.

go get -u github.com/chonla/format

Put <name> in between % and format. For example, %<name>s.

Name can be any combination of A-Z, a-z, 0-9 or _ character.

var params = map[string]interface{}{
    "sister": "Susan",
    "brother": "Louis",
}
format.Printf("%<brother>s loves %<sister>s.", params)

Louis love Susan.

Named variable can be reused.

var params = map[string]interface{}{
    "sister": "Susan",
    "brother": "Louis",
}
format.Printf("%<brother>s loves %<sister>s. %<sister>s also loves %<brother>s.", params)

Louis loves Susan. Susan also loves Louis.

Printf formats string with named parameters and writes to standard output.

Printfln is like Printf but a newline is appended.

Sprintf formats string with named parameters and return the result.

Sprintfln is like Sprintf but a newline is appended.

MIT