typical-rest-server

The project status is WIP (Work in progress) which means the author continously evaluate and improve the project.

Pragmatic Golang RESTful Server Implementation. The project using typical-go as its build-tool.

• Application
  • [x] Go-Standards Project Layout
  • [x] Environment Variable Configuration
  • [x] Health-Check and Debug API
  • [x] Graceful Shutdown
• Layered architecture
  • [x] SOLID Principle
  • [x] Dependency Injection (using @ctor annotation)
  • [x] ORMHate
  • [x] Database Transaction
• HTTP Server
  • [x] Echo framework
  • [x] Server Side Caching
    • [x] Cache but revalidate (Header Cache-Control: no-cache)
    • [x] Set Expiration Time (Header Cache-Control: max-age=120)
    • [x] Return 304 if not modified (Header If-Modified-Since: Sat, 31 Oct 2020 10:28:02 GMT)
  • [x] Request ID in logger (Header X-Request-Id: xxx)
• RESTful
  • [x] Create Resource (POST verb)
  • [x] Update Resource (PUT verb)
  • [x] Partially Update Resource (PATCH verb)
  • [x] Find Resource (GET verb)
    • [x] Offset Pagination (Query param ?limit=100&offset=0)
    • [x] Sorting (Query param ?sort=-title,created_at)
    • [x] Total count (Header X-Total-Count: 99)
  • [x] Check resource (HEAD verb)
  • [x] Delete resource (DELETE verb, idempotent)
• Testing
  • [x] Table Driven Test
  • [x] Mocking (using @mock annotation)
• Others
  • [x] Database migration and seed tool
  • [x] Generate code, .env file and USAGE.md according the configuration (using @envconfig annotation)
  • [ ] Generate code for repository layer
  • [x] Releaser

Run/Test Project

Copy .env.sample for working configuration

cp .env.sample .env    # copy the working .env

Setup the local environment

./typicalw docker up -d  # equivalent with `docker-compose up -d`

# wait few seconds to make sure docker ready
./typicalw setup         # setup dependency e.g. mysql and postgres

Generate code by annotation (if any change required)

./typicalw generate

Build + Run application:

./typicalw run         # run the application

Test application:

./typicalw test        # run test

Project descriptor at tools/typical-build/typical-build.go

var descriptor = typgo.Descriptor{
  ProjectName:    "typical-rest-server",
  ProjectVersion: "0.9.7",

  Tasks: []typgo.Tasker{
    // tasks ...
  }
}

Project Layout

Typical-Rest encourage standard go project layout

Source codes:

• internal: private codes for the project
  • internal/app
    • internal/app/infra: infrastructure for the project e.g. config and connection object
    • internal/app/controller: presentation layer
    • internal/app/service: logic layer
    • internal/app/repo: data-access layer for database repo or domain model
  • internal/generated: code generated e.g. typical, grpc, xsd, etc.
• pkg: shareable codes e.g. helper/utility Library
• cmd: the main package

Others directory:

• tools Supporting tool for the project e.g. Build Tool
• api Any related scripts for API e.g. api-model script (swagger, raml, etc) or client script
• database Any related scripts for Databases e.g. migration scripts and seed data

Dependency Injection

Typical-Rest encourage dependency injection using uber-dig and annotations (@ctor).

// NewConn ...
// @ctor
func NewConn() *sql.DB{
}

Add import side-effect to make it work

import (
  _ "github.com/typical-go/typical-rest-server/internal/generated/ctor"
)

Application Config

Typical-Rest encourage application config with environment variables using envconfig and annotation (@envconfig).

type (
  // AppCfg application configuration
  // @envconfig (prefix:"APP")
  AppCfg struct {
    Address string `envconfig:"ADDRESS" default:":8089" required:"true"`
    Debug   bool   `envconfig:"DEBUG" default:"true"`
  }
)

Generate usage documentation (USAGE.md) and .env file

// in typical-build

&typcfg.EnvconfigAnnot{
  DotEnv:   ".env",     // generate .env file
  UsageDoc: "USAGE.md", // generate USAGE.md
}

Add import side-effect to make it work

import(
  _ "github.com/typical-go/typical-rest-server/internal/generated/envcfg"
)

Mocking

Typical-Rest encourage mocking using gomock and annotation(@mock).

type(
  // Reader responsible to read
  // @mock
  Reader interface{
    Read() error
  }
)

Mock class will be generated in *_mock package

Database Transaction

In Repository layer

func (r *RepoImpl) Delete(ctx context.Context) (int64, error) {
  txn, err := dbtxn.Use(ctx, r.DB) // use transaction if begin detected
  if err != nil {                  // create transaction error
      return -1, err
  }
  db := txn                     // transaction object or database connection
  // result, err := ...
  if err != nil {
      txn.AppendError(err)            // append error to plan for rollback
      return -1, err
  }
  // ...
}

In Service layer

func (s *SvcImpl) SomeOperation(ctx context.Context) (err error){
  // begin the transaction
  txn := dbtxn.Begin(&ctx)

  // commit/rollback in end function
  defer func(){ err = txn.Commit() }()
  // ...
}

Server-Side Cache

Use echo middleware to handling cache

cacheStore := &cachekit.Store{
  Client:        redis.NewClient(&redis.Options{Addr: "localhost:6379"}),
  DefaultMaxAge: 30 * time.Second,
  PrefixKey:     "cache_",
}

e := echo.New()
e.GET("/", handle, cacheStore.Middleware)

References

Golang:

• Go Documentation
• Go For Industrial Programming
• Uber Go Style Guide
• Go Code Review Comments

RESTful API:

• Best Practices for Designing a Pragmatic RESTful API
• Everything You Need to know About API Pagination

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details