app := models.Application{ Name: "my-app", Buildpack: "go_buildpack", Memory: "256M", } cfClient := NewCFClient() err := cfClient.CreateApp(app) if err != nil { log.Fatalf("Error creating application: %v", err) }
cfClient := NewCFClient() apps, err := cfClient.GetApps() if err != nil { log.Fatalf("Error getting applications: %v", err) } for _, app := range apps { log.Printf("Application: %+v", app) }In this example, we use the `GetApps()` method of our Cloud Foundry client to retrieve a list of all the applications on the server. We then loop through the list and print out the name and other details of each application. Overall, the `Application` package of the github.com.cloudfoundry.cli.cf.models library is a useful tool for interacting with Cloud Foundry applications using Go.