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Go SDK

2min

Go SDK provides methods to call LicenseSpring APIs directly from Go.

The SDK is publicly available and can be found here.

Installation:

go get -u gitlab.com/l3178/sdk-go/...

Specific Versions:

If you want to install a specific version, see the list of versions here. You should preferably always use the latest one.

Usage Examples:

Usage examples for Go License Client and Management Client can be found on these docs. Another good source of examples are tests.

Updated 15 Sep 2023
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