go-web-skeleton
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A skeleton for golang web application(with logger, redis, mysql, mongo, config, i18n, cli, validate and more)
Go Web Skeleton
A complete Golang web application skeleton.
中文说明
Contains:
- Can be used for API interface applications, CLI command line applications, WEB applications
- Log library
logrusconfiguration used - swagger API documentation configuration generation
- Multi-language support, view rendering, request data validation
- Configure read management, load according to environment, multi-file support
- Contains redis, mysql, mongo for initialization and simple use
- Use
go modto install the management dependencies
Project Structure
Github Project https://github.com/inhere/go-web-skeleton
api/ API interface application handlers
|- controller/
|- middleware/
|_ routes.go
app/ Common directory (public methods, application initialization, public components, etc.)
cmd/ CLI command line application commands
|_ cliapp/ command line application entry file (main)
config/ Application configuration directory (basic configuration plus various environment configurations)
model/ Data and logic code directory
|- form/ Request form structure data definition, form validation configuration
|- logic/ Logic processing
|- mongo/ MongoDB data collection model definition
|- mysql/ MySQL data form model definition
|_ rds/ Redis data model definition
resource/ Non-code resources used by some projects (language files, view template files, etc.)
runtime/ Temporary file directory (file cache, log files, etc.)
static/ Static resource directory (js, css, etc.)
main.go Web application entry file
Dockerfile Dockerfile
Makefile Has written some common shortcut commands to help package, build docker, generate documentation, run tests, etc.
...
render by
tree -d 2 ./
Go Packages
use ✅ mark current used go package
Http service
Provide HTTP service and routing
Other:
CLI application
Command line application
Configuration
Configuration management
- Multiple format configurations: gookit/config ✅
- INI configuration: gookit/ini
Logging
- gookit/slog ✅
- sirupsen/logrus
- Log splitting: rifflock/lfshook
- Log splitting: lestrrat-go/file-rotatelogs
- go.uber.org/zap
Database ORM
Mysql:
Mongodb:
Cache
- Cache: gookit/cache ✅
Redis:
Data validation
Request data validation
Data serialization
High-performance serialization library
JSON:
Other packages
- I18n language: gookit/i18n ✅
- View rendering: gookit/view ✅
Config register center:
- eureka client: PDOK/go-eureka-client Not used
- nacos client:
Extra Compoents
Auxiliary Library
- swagger document generation:
- go-swagger The documentation is complex but more powerful
- swaggo/swag Documents and usage are relatively simple, only generating documents is enough
- Test the auxiliary library for quick assertion stretchr/testify
- Debugging tool: davecgh/go-spew Deep printing golang variable data
Additional components
- swagger UI: swagger document rendering
Dockerfile: docker image build script for production environment, based on alpine, build a project image with an estimated size of around 30 Mmakefile: Some quick-on make commands have been built to help quickly generate documentation and build images.
Start
- First, clone the skeleton repository to your local directory
- Rename the
go-web-skeletondirectory to your project name. - Go to the project and replace
github.com/inhere/go-web-skeletonwith your project name (for go file) - Search again and replace all
go-web-skeletonwith your project name (mainly Dockerfile, makefile) - Run
go mod tidyto install dependent libraries - Run the project:
go run main.go
Init project
go run ./cmd/appinit
Swagger Docs Generation
installation:
go get -u github.com/swaggo/swag/cmd/swag
Please check the documentation and examples of
swaggo/swag
Generated to the specified directory:
swag init -o static
# This file will be generated at the same time. It can be deleted if it is not needed.
rm static/docs.go
Notice:
swaggo/swagis the parsing field description information from the comment of the field
type SomeModel struct {
// the name description
Name string `json:"name" example:"tom"`
}
Help
- Run the test
Go test
// output coverage
Go test -cover
- Formatting project
gofmt -s -l ./
go fmt ./...
- Run GoLint check
Note: You need to install
GoLintfirst.
golint ./...
Refer
License
MIT