go-fileversion
Package fileversion provides wrapper for windows version-information resource.
Using the package you can extract the following info:
Examples
Print version info from input file
package main import ( "fmt" "log" "os" "github.com/bi-zone/go-fileversion" ) func main() { if len(os.Args) < 2 { log.Fatal("Usage: ./file_info.exe <image-path>") } f, err := fileversion.New(os.Args[1]) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } fmt.Println("CompanyName:", f.CompanyName()) fmt.Println("FileDescription:", f.FileDescription()) fmt.Println("FileVersion:", f.FileVersion()) fmt.Println("InternalName:", f.InternalName()) fmt.Println("LegalCopyright:", f.LegalCopyright()) fmt.Println("OriginalFilename:", f.OriginalFilename()) fmt.Println("ProductName:", f.ProductName()) fmt.Println("ProductVersion:", f.ProductVersion()) fmt.Println("Comments:", f.Comments()) fmt.Println("FileVeLegalTrademarksrsion:", f.FileVeLegalTrademarksrsion()) fmt.Println("PrivateBuild:", f.PrivateBuild()) fmt.Println("SpecialBuild:", f.SpecialBuild()) fmt.Printf("\n%+#v\n", f.FixedInfo()) fmt.Printf("%+#v\n", f.Locales) }
You can choose the locale for getting property.
Choose locale from object:
f, err := fileversion.New(os.Args[1]) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } if len(f.Locales) > 1 { fmt.Println(f.GetPropertyWithLocale("PropertyName", f.Locales[len(f.Locales) - 1])) }
Also you can get property with owen-defined locale:
f, err := fileversion.New(os.Args[1]) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } germanLocale := fileversion.Locale{ LangID: 0x0407, CharsetID: fileversion.CSUnicode, } fmt.Println(f.GetPropertyWithLocale("PropertyName", germanLocale))
But we don't recommend to do this :) If object doesn't have locale, you will get an error.
f.GetProperty method tries to get property with different locales given windows features. The idea of locales handling was copied from .NET Framework 4.8
f, err := fileversion.New(os.Args[1]) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } f.GetProperty("PropertyName")
