What Go documentation is included?

DocNative includes the complete Go documentation—standard library reference, language specification, Effective Go guide, and tutorials. Every package from fmt to net/http is documented with examples.

Is the standard library fully covered?

Yes. The entire standard library is documented with full package references, function signatures, and examples. Search for any package—encoding/json, context, sync—and access complete documentation offline.

How large is the Go documentation bundle?

The Go documentation bundle is approximately 30MB compressed. This includes the standard library, language reference, and official guides.

Does this include go command reference?

Go documentation combined with TLDR pages gives you both comprehensive reference and quick command examples for the go tool. Search "go build" or "go mod" and get practical examples alongside full documentation.

Documentation Source

Go Documentation Offline

Complete Go documentation from go.dev. Standard library reference, Effective Go, language specification—all searchable offline on your mobile device.

Bundle Size

~30MB

Why Offline

Go Reference Anywhere

Go's standard library is comprehensive and well-documented. When you need to recall the signature for json.Unmarshal or the options for http.Server, offline access means instant answers.

DocNative downloads the complete Go documentation to your device. Every standard library package, the language specification, Effective Go—everything you need for Go development.

Go's simplicity extends to documentation. Clear, example-rich documentation that works just as well offline as online.

$search "context.WithTimeout"

-> context - WithTimeout

-> Controlling cancellation

-> Context best practices

3 results in 9ms

Coverage

What's Included

Standard Library (fmt, io, os, net/http, encoding/json)

Concurrency (goroutines, channels, sync package)

Error Handling (errors, error wrapping)

Context Package (cancellation, timeouts, values)

Testing (testing package, benchmarks, examples)

Modules (go.mod, versioning, dependencies)

Effective Go (idiomatic patterns, best practices)

Language Specification

Build Commands (go build, go test, go mod)

Generics (type parameters, constraints)

Examples

Idiomatic Go Examples

Go documentation is known for practical, runnable examples. DocNative preserves all code examples with proper syntax highlighting. Concurrency patterns, error handling idioms, interface usage—all documented with clear examples.

Effective Go, the canonical guide to idiomatic Go code, is included in full. Reference best practices for naming, formatting, and design patterns offline.

Runnable examples from the standard library
Effective Go best practices guide
Concurrency patterns with goroutines and channels
Error handling idioms and wrapping

// Context with timeout example

ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(

context.Background(),

5*time.Second,

)

defer cancel()

select {

case <-ctx.Done():

return ctx.Err()

}

~30MB

Download Size

150+

Stdlib Packages

All

Effective Go

<12ms

Search Speed

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