klimburg
Automate Your Home Using Go: picotempexport inconsistent directory structure (page 59)
On page 59 you instruct the user to create a new directory
$ mkdir -p gohome/picotempexport
$ cd gohome/picotempexport
to match the module name
$ go mod init gohome/picotempexport
but the code snippets following are all in the directory tempmonitor/exporter, e.g. tempmonitor/exporter/rootPage.html and tempmonitor/exporter/picotempexport.go
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