go.space is a simple example and template for new go projects.

It allows multiple custom packages within the src directory, some space for docs and third party packages that can be installed to the _vendor directory in case you want to employ the strategy to put external packages under source control to better control their state and share them consistently with your team mates.

External packages used in the project can be freezed to the packages file and easily installed with make vendor_get.

The whole app can be build with a simple make, that outputs the binaries to bin.

While there are different opinions and many ways to structure go code and apps, respectively, go.space is just one approach to achieve this task and mainly intended for small and kind of internal go projects.

At the end of the day, structuring your go project heavily depends on the nature of your "custom package and/or packages" used within the project.

If it's intended to be of general use, consider employing the so-called "github code layout" making your library a separate go get-table project.

As a starting point, be sure to read and understand the "How to write Go code" document.

Feel free to fork, contribute, share ideas and thoughts, or request a pull.