feat(go/zvec): add Go SDK bindings#315
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This pull request introduces the initial Go SDK for the ZVec vector database, including core bindings, error handling, documentation, and a basic usage example. The changes provide Go users with the ability to interact with ZVec collections, define schemas, insert and query documents, and handle errors in a Go-idiomatic way. The update also includes comprehensive documentation and tests to ensure reliability and ease of use.
Go SDK introduction and documentation:
README.mdfor the Go SDK with prerequisites, installation, usage examples, API reference, and platform support.go.modfiles for both the SDK and the example to manage dependencies and local development. [1] [2]Core SDK and error handling:
errors.go, defining error codes, error types, sentinel errors, and conversion utilities for mapping C API errors to Go errors.errors_test.go, ensuring correctness and Go error interface compatibility.Examples and usage:
examples/basic/main.godemonstrating collection creation, schema definition, document insertion, querying, and error handling with the Go SDK.Finish:#61