In JS i can just:
const str = "Name"
const obj = {"Name" : "SomeName"}
console.log(obj[str])How i can do this in GoLand?
>Solution :
Typically, you don’t do this with structs in Go. When you need to be able to do this, the best way is usually to create a map[string]string first, which you can access the same way as in JS. Then you convert it into a struct with code like
structFromMap := myStructType{
Name: myMap["Name"],
FavoritePokemon: myMap["FavoritePokemon"],
}
If you really need to interact with a struct this way, you can import the "reflect" package and then do
reflect.ValueOf(myStruct).FieldByName("Name")