i made a dumb and simple thing that does something that i've wanted since i started using Go:
it just automagically clones github repos using the default SSH clone path into your $GOPATH
e.g.:
clone.mleku.dev github.com/example/awesomeproject
will clone the project into:
$GOPATH/src/github.com/example/awesomeproject
i keep all my repos like this so they are orderly. the path is precisely the same as the go imports, which are the same as the repo's front page. makes it simple also to remember where they come from so you can easily go straight to the repo.
doesn't work for redirected or non-github-style ssh clones but it works for github anyway. would take a lot more logic to handle that. like, for example, fetching the path to grab the actual path if it's a go vanity import, but place in the go vanity import.
i just wanted something that makes it easy for me to grab github repos so i can open them in my IDE and read the code with all the indexes of symbols done and jump around to see what is what, and to keep my collection of repos that i want to look at, tidy.