In this dev-hack monorepo we'll demonstrate Golang based microservices following clean architecture for a ecommerce site with proper observability framwork.
- gateway : Gateway service which have all the endpoints related to sign up the user and creating/fetching the products for the respective users, it's gonna use product service to create/fetch the product basically.
- product : product service which have all the endpoints to do CRUD operations for a ecommerce site.
- schemas :
- DB migrations
- DB schemas
- SQLC queries
- code generations
- Golang
- Gin Framework
- Ginkgo
- Gomega
- Golang Mockgen
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- MongoDB
- Redis
- SQLC
- Golang Migrate
- Docker
- OpenAPI Schema
- clone this repo & go to the root directory (
cd ~/<>/dev-hack) docker compose up:- to run all the services according to
docker-compose.yamlfile use this command - if you change anything in the proeject and wanna run with that then use
docker compose up --build - you can run any specific service by `docker compose up <service_name_from_docker_compose_file>
- to run all the services according to
- [optional] you can connect to the DB via any(Like:
table plus) GUI providing the connection info given in thedocker-compose.yamlfile'sdbservice:POSTGRES_USER: devhack POSTGRES_PASSWORD: devhack123 POSTGRES_DB: devhackdb
- open another terminal to apply the migrations files into DB
cd schemasexport POSTGRESQL_URL='postgresql://devhack:devhack123@localhost:5432/devhackdb?sslmode=disable'migrate -database $POSTGRESQL_URL -path db/postgresql/migrations up: apply the migrations files
cd schemasexport MYSQL_URL='mysql://devhack:devhack123@tcp(127.0.0.1:3306)/devhackdb'migrate -database ${MYSQL_URL} -path db/mysql/migrations up
[🎉] now the projects setup is successful, for checking the API endpoints of each service pls have a look into each service's README.md file and test those endpoints from postman or etc.