4. Alternately, you can leave it disabled and turn it on via command line only:`golangci-lint run -Eexample`

5. If everything works correctly, you should see the linter show up as enabled by running`golangci-lint linters`. This linter will look for`// TODO:` in front of functions, so you can also add that to your code and see the errors.

6. You can also see the linter get loaded with the`-v` option for either`run` or`linters`

Your Linter must implement one or more`analysis.Analyzer` structs.

Your project should also use`go.mod`. All versions of libraries that overlap`golangci-lint` (including replaced libraries) MUST be set to the same version as`golangci-lint`. You can see the versions by running`go version -m golangci-lint`.

You'll also want to create a go file like`plugin/example.go`. This MUST be in the package`main`, and define:

1. A variable of type`analyzerPlugin`. The type`analyzerPlugin` can be defined as a string, struct, whatever.

2. A function with signature`func (*analyzerPlugin) GetLinterName() string`

3. A function with signature`func (*analyzerPlugin) GetLinterDesc() string`

4. A function with signature`func (*analyzerPlugin) GetAnalyzers() []*analysis.Analyzer`

\* Sorry, I haven't found a way to enable`go get` functionality for plugins yet. If you know how, let me know!