This Commented CUE demonstrates how to use the built-in function strconv.Atoi to convert a string representation of an int to the number itself, using base 10.

package example

import "strconv"

"0":        strconv.Atoi("0")
"1":        strconv.Atoi("1")
"10":       strconv.Atoi("10")
"42":       strconv.Atoi("42")
"-42":      strconv.Atoi("-42")
"050":      strconv.Atoi("050")
"-050":     strconv.Atoi("-050")
"00012345": strconv.Atoi("00012345")

$ cue export
{
    "0": 0,
    "1": 1,
    "10": 10,
    "42": 42,
    "-42": -42,
    "050": 50,
    "-050": -50,
    "00012345": 12345
}

Related content

• strconv.Atoi is a base-10 convenience wrapper around the built-in function strconv.ParseInt, which can perform conversions with custom bases and bit widths
• The strconv built-in package