warning: heavily experimental still a ways to go before an alpha.

• Download Go 1.16+
• Download Haxe 4.3.0-rc.1 or later
• optional: Download Hashlink 1.12+ (better performance and used for testing)

Install:

haxelib git go2hx https://github.com/go2hx/go2hx

Local file compile and interp (good for prototyping):

haxelib run go2hx ./main.go --interp

Supported libraries

example:

build.hxml

-m Main
-lib go2hx
--interp

import stdgo.sort.Sort.intsAreSorted;
import stdgo.unicode.Unicode.isSymbol;

function main() {
    trace(isSymbol(".".code));
    trace(intsAreSorted([30,24,67]));
}

warning: most libraries will not work because of the limited supported of the standard libraries

example project

create a go mod file:

go mod init test

get the library

go get golang.org/x/example/stringutil

compile with go2hx

haxelib run go2hx golang.org/x/example/stringutil

A spiritual successor to Tardisgo written by Elliott Stoneham, A maintainer, mentor, and code contribuitor of this project. Elliott's wise counsel, solid engineering design, and effective programming is the core of this project and go2hx would not exist without him.

haxelib dev go2hx .

Look at Run.hx to see how the building occurs.