JSON → Go Structs

Paste a JSON API response and get back a matching Go struct with properly PascalCased field names and `json:"..."` tags already wired up, saving the tedium of hand-writing a struct every time you integrate a new endpoint. Nested objects and arrays of objects generate their own nested struct types with sensibly singularized names rather than flattening everything to `interface{}`, though a null field or a genuinely mixed-type array does fall back to `interface{}` since there's no single concrete type to infer. Because JSON doesn't distinguish integers from floating-point numbers as cleanly as Go does, it's worth double-checking numeric field types in the generated struct rather than assuming the inference always guessed right. For the equivalent job targeting Python instead of Go, see JSON to Python.

Installnpm install @utilix-tech/sdk

Usageimport { json } from '@utilix-tech/sdk'
const result = json.jsonToGo('{"name":"Alice","age":30,"roles":["admin"]}', 'User')
console.log(result)
// type User struct {
//   Name  string   `json:"name"`
//   Age   int64    `json:"age"`
//   Roles []string `json:"roles"`
// }