I\'m trying to import a struct from another package in the following file:
// main.go
import \"path/to/models/product\"
product = Product{Name: \"Shoes\"
In Go you import "complete" packages, not functions or types from packages.
(See this related question for more details: What's C++'s `using` equivalent in golang)
See Spec: Import declarations for syntax and deeper explanation of the import
keyword and import declarations.
Once you import a package, you may refer to its exported identifiers with qualified identifiers which has the form: packageName.Identifier
.
So your example could look like this:
import "path/to/models/product"
import "fmt"
func main() {
p := product.Product{Name: "Shoes"}
// Use product, e.g. print it:
fmt.Println(p) // This requires `import "fmt"`
}