Feature/update readme

[iampeterbanjo]

I started working on the tests and added some notes on how I got started with riffraff.

[iampeterbanjo]

I'm getting this error in Vscode in find.go. Do you know why?

---- Vscode terminal output Go ----
/home/iampeterbanjo/golang/src/github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff/job>Finished running tool: /home/iampeterbanjo/golang/bin/golint

/home/iampeterbanjo/golang/src/github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff/job>Finished running tool: /home/iampeterbanjo/.asdf/installs/golang/1.11.1/go/bin/go vet ./...

/home/iampeterbanjo/golang/src/github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff/job>Finished running tool: /home/iampeterbanjo/.asdf/installs/golang/1.11.1/go/bin/go build -o /tmp/vscode-goOqoy8F/go-code-check github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff/job
go: finding github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff/job latest
go: github.com/iampeterbanjo/[email protected]: parsing go.mod: unexpected module path "github.com/mre/riffraff"
go: error loading module requirements

---- in Vscode Editor find.go line 1---
go: finding github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff/job latest
go: finding github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff v0.3.0
go: downloading github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff v0.3.0
go: github.com/iampeterbanjo/[email protected]: parsing go.mod: unexpected module path "github.com/mre/riffraff"
go: error loading module requirements

[mre]

Haven't seen this error before, but this gives a hint:

go: github.com/iampeterbanjo/[email protected]: parsing go.mod: unexpected module path "github.com/mre/riffraff"

You're working on your fork so it expects github.com/iampeterbanjo/riffraff as the project name in the go.mod, but it finds my upstream version, github.com/mre/riffraff.

Maybe related to the Go tooling in VSCode? We should check for issues there.

Few ideas:

1. Does it work from the commandline? E.g. can you run a make build without any problems there?
2. If not, does it work on a clean checkout of your fork?

[mre]

Related: golang/go#26904

[iampeterbanjo]

Hmm... after a computer restart the problem seems to have gone away and make build works.

Thanks.

[mre]

Thank YOU @iampeterbanjo. 😉