Wired is meant to be an example project that shows off how to combine a handful of Go "basics", along with some more advanced topics, to build a "real" application.
- building a http.Client and calling a RESTful api
- making a service layer for business logic
- caching results of service calls
- how to write a basic test
- how to write a table driven test
- how to use build tags to break out integration tests
- serving JSON responses over HTTP
- having a multi-binary project
- make a CLI
- auto wiring dependencies with compile time code generation
- functional programming; passing behavior
- fan-out work with goroutines
The below commands build binaries and copy them back to the root directory.
(cd cmd/api/ && go build && cp api ../..)
(cd cmd/swctl/ && go build && cp swctl ../..)
This command below turns off test caching with -count=1 and enables running the integration tests as well with -tags=integration.
go test -count=1 -tags=integration ./...
- make file
- basic configuration
- better test coverage