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Here's a concise English issue description for implementing the Option pattern in Go:
Title: Implement Option pattern for flexible configuration
Description:
We need to adopt the Option pattern (functional options) to improve initialization of complex structs. Current constructors suffer from:
- Long parameter lists
- Inflexible configuration
- Breaking changes when adding new fields
Proposed Solution:
Create option functions following this pattern:
type Option func(*Config)
func WithTimeout(t time.Duration) Option {
return func(c *Config) {
c.Timeout = t
}
}
Benefits:
- Cleaner constructor calls
- Self-documenting parameters
- Backward-compatible API evolution
- Easier testing with partial configurations
Acceptance Criteria:
- Core struct(s) support functional options
- Deprecate old multi-parameter constructors
- Documentation examples added
Reference: Go functional options pattern
This clearly communicates the need while leaving implementation details open for discussion. Adjust struct/type names as needed for your specific context.
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