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Buy-Better Admin API

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Overview

Buy Better Admin API is an admin backend to handle the admin task like category matching, product matching, user managment etc. including a helper for web scraping part.

Currently, only category matching is available.

NOTE: This project is for learning purpose and not fully complete yet

Project structure

├── .gen                # auto generated by jet-db
│   ├── buy-better-admin
├── .github
│   ├── workflows
├── bin                 # go binary
├── cmd
│   ├── api             # main package for api server
│   ├── dbhelper        # a dev tool for database helper 
│   └── tokengen        # a dev tool for paseto generator
├── data                # the sql file using for seed or test db
├── internal
│   ├── middleware      # api middleware
│   ├── store           # database logic
│   ├── utils           # global utilities
│   └── v1
│       ├── category    # category handler
│       ├── probe       # liveness & readiness handler
│       └── user        # user handler
├── k8s
│   ├── base            # kustomize base
│   │   └── admin-api
│   ├── dev             # patch kustomize
│   │   └── admin-api
│   └── secret          # bitnami sealed secrets
│       └── dev
├── migrations          # generated by migrate tool
└── spec                # openapi v3 spec

Dependencies

Infrastructure

  • docker / docker-compose
  • minikube
  • kubectl / kustomize
  • helm
  • kubeseal

Database tools

Testing tools

Developer Setup

  1. Create environment variable store in .env file at root directory
WEB_SERVICE_ENV="dev"
WEB_ADDR=":3000"
WEB_READ_TIMEOUT=5
WEB_WRITE_TIMEOUT=40
WEB_IDLE_TIMEOUT=120
WEB_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT=20

DB_DRIVER="postgres"
DB_DSN="postgresql://postgres:admin1234@localhost:5432/buy-better-admin?sslmode=disable"
DB_MAX_OPEN_CONNS=25
DB_MAX_IDLE_CONNS=25
DB_MAX_IDLE_TIME="15m"

TOKEN_ENCODED="1c0021bc344fa16c72fc522c53bfe9f77a2a597507374e56e3a275759c4c1562"

For TOKEN_ENCODED, you can random generate using this and use 64 digits

  1. Create postgres environment variable in .postgres.env file at root directory. This will be used by docker-compose.
POSTGRES_USER="postgres"
POSTGRES_PASSWORD="admin1234"
POSTGRES_DB="buy-better-admin"

postgres environment variables must be match with Makefile

  1. Visit Makefile There are 4 important variables for local development. Feel free to edit.
DB_DSN
DB_NAME
DB_USERNAME
CONTAINER_NAME

  1. Start the development postgres db make dev-db-up this command does follow

    • docker-compose with postgres image
    • sleep for 3 seconds
    • migrate up
    • seed the fake data with dbhelper tool

  2. go run cmd/api start the server with port :3000

Running Test

  • Run only unit test make test-unit-v
  • Run only integration test make test-integr-v
  • Run all test make test-all-v

Starting server and swagger openapi for Frontend development

swagger

  • make server up starting postgres db, swagger and buy better admin server
    • localhost:3000 - buy better admin server
    • localhost:8081 - swagger openapi
  • make server down shutting postgres db and swagger down

Running in local cluster minikube

  1. create encoded-secret.yaml under k8s/secret/dev
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
  name: admin-api-secret
  namespace: buy-better

type: Opaque
data:
  TOKEN_ENCODED: "your base64 encode to TOKEN_ENCODED"

  1. make dev-up-all

    • starting postgres db -> migration -> seed fake data
    • starting minikube
    • apply bitnami-sealed-secrets controller

  2. minikbue tunnel to expose load balancer

  3. make dev-apply

    • go mod tidy
    • building an image with docker
    • kustomize apply resources
    • generate and apply bitnami secret
    • restart deployment (due to bitnami seal secret controller changing certificate everytime when starting a new cluster)

Useful Command/Makefile

Please visit Makefile for the full command.

  • make token-gen-build build a binary of paseto token generator for testing
    • make token-gen-valid generate a valid token with 1 hour expiration and user_id 1
    • make token-gen-expire generate an expired token with user_id 1
  • make jet-gen generate a type safe from database. run this command everytime there is a change in database schema.
  • mockery generate a mock file. please visit .mockery.yaml for the setting
  • make dev-db-reset restart the postgres container. run when you want to reset the database

Database Schema

db

Design choice

Most of the tools and 3rd party libraries are for learning purpose and convenience. I will try to explain some libraries.

  • go migrate a go native migration tool with go SDK So it can run programmatic migration. It's useful when run integration test with dockertest
  • gin it has many useful features like validator and middleware. Yes, I can use chi router but eventually I will use validator package. So I picked gin which already had built-in validator.
  • testify a test suite feature is the reason. I planned to separate a unit and integration test with test suite.
  • jet-db a type safe sql builder. very good dx for dynamic queries from my research. which is the best match for this project. I also prefer SQL style rather than ORM
  • paseto instead of jwt. This is related to the frontend development. I planned to store token for both localstorage and cookies (token and refresh token). both storage have pros and cons. So I spread the risk into 2 storage (cookies and localstorage). Since paseto is an encrypted token. It made it very difficult to encrypted if the token is leaked.