I am working on a golang project using gin and go templating. My templates are in a structure like so:
C:.
├───components
├───display
....
I would like to add subdirectories to organise the templates, like so:
C:.
├───components
│ └───tables
├───display
...
I use gin's HTMLglob to load the templates like so:
r.LoadHTMLGlob("./templates/*/*")
or alternatively
r.LoadHTMLGlob("./templates/**/*")
(the second version was recommended in a couple of templating examples, so I tried it)
The template names are all different so there is no issue of name duplication. I'm just trying to store them in a directory/subdirectory structure that makes them easier to locate.
However, when I introduce the tables subdirectory, the compiler gives me the following error:
panic: read templates\components\tables: Incorrect function.
I'm relatively unfamiliar with the globstar pattern matching which I believe is used by HTMLglob, but I don't quite see why recursing into a sub-sub-directory should cause an error.
It doesn't make any difference whether tables contains a template file or not.
I'd welcome any solution that lets me organise my templates in subdirectories
