This repository contains the basic structure for Web and Software Application homework project. It has been described in class.

"Fantastic coffee (decaffeinated)" is a simplified version for the WASA course, not suitable for a production environment. The full version can be found in the "Fantastic Coffee" repository.

• cmd/ contains all executables; Go programs here should only do "executable-stuff", like reading options from the CLI/env, etc.
  • cmd/healthcheck is an example of a daemon for checking the health of servers daemons; useful when the hypervisor is not providing HTTP readiness/liveness probes (e.g., Docker engine)
  • cmd/webapi contains an example of a web API server daemon
• demo/ contains a demo config file
• doc/ contains the documentation (usually, for APIs, this means an OpenAPI file)
• service/ has all packages for implementing project-specific functionalities
  • service/api contains an example of an API server
  • service/globaltime contains a wrapper package for time.Time (useful in unit testing)
• vendor/ is managed by Go, and contains a copy of all dependencies
• webui/ is an example of a web frontend in Vue.js; it includes:
  • Bootstrap JavaScript framework
  • a customized version of "Bootstrap dashboard" template
  • feather icons as SVG
  • Go code for release embedding

Other project files include:

• open-npm.sh starts a new (temporary) container using node:lts image for safe web frontend development (you don't want to use npm in your system, do you?)

This project uses Go Vendoring. You must use go mod vendor after changing some dependency (go get or go mod tidy) and add all files under vendor/ directory in your commit.

For more information about vendoring:

• https://go.dev/ref/mod#vendoring
• https://www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2020/04/modules-06-vendoring.html

This repository contains the webui/node_modules directory with all dependencies for Vue.JS. You should commit the content of that directory and both package.json and package-lock.json.

You need to:

• Change the Go module path to your module path in go.mod, go.sum, and in *.go files around the project
• Rewrite the API documentation doc/api.yaml
• If no web frontend is expected, remove webui and cmd/webapi/register-webui.go
• If no cronjobs or health checks are needed, remove them from cmd/
• Update top/package comment inside cmd/webapi/main.go to reflect the actual project usage, goal, and general info
• Update the code in run() function (cmd/webapi/main.go) to connect to databases or external resources
• Write API code inside service/api, and create any further package inside service/ (or subdirectories)

If you're not using the WebUI, or if you don't want to embed the WebUI into the final executable, then:

go build ./cmd/webapi/

If you're using the WebUI and you want to embed it into the final executable:

./open-npm.sh
# (inside the NPM container)
npm run build-embed
exit
# (outside the NPM container)
go build -tags webui ./cmd/webapi/

See LICENSE.