kurdilesmana / dating_app

Dating App

Docker

Clone this repository and run:

docker-compose up 

Following endpoints:

Method	Route	Body
POST	/register	{"username": "dian", "email": "[e-mail]", "password": "0821ss" }

Structure adapt Hexagonal Architecture:

dating-app/
|-- cmd/
|   -- main.go
|-- internal/
|   |-- domain/ 
|   |   |-- user.go
|   |-- repository/
|   |   |-- user_repository.go 
|   |-- service/
|   |   |-- user_service.go
|   |-- delivery/
|   |   |-- http/
|   |       |-- handler/
|   |       |   -- user_handler.go
|   |       |-- router/
|   |           |-- user_router.go
|   |-- infrastructure/
|       |-- database/
|           |-- database.go
|-- config/
    |-- config.go

• cmd/:
  • main.go:
    • The entry point of your application. This is where you initialize and wire up your dependencies, configure your application, and start the execution.
• internal/:
  • domain/: Contains the core business logic or domain model of your application.
    • user.go:
      • Defines the User struct, which represents the core entity in your application.
  • repository/: Contains interfaces or implementations responsible for data access.
    • user_repository.go:
      • Defines the interface for a user repository, specifying methods like CreateUser, GetUserByID, etc.
  • service/: Houses the application's business logic or use cases.
    • user_service.go:
      • Implements methods related to user use cases, such as creating a user, updating a user, etc.
  • delivery/: Handles the delivery mechanism of your application, such as HTTP, CLI, or messaging.
    • http/: Specifically handles HTTP-related concerns.
      • handler/: Contains HTTP request handlers, responsible for handling HTTP requests and interacting with the application layer.
        • user_handler.go:
          • Implements HTTP handlers for user-related operations.
      • router/: Contains the router setup for your HTTP server.
        • user_router.go:
          • Configures the routes for user-related endpoints.
  • infrastructure/: Houses infrastructure-related concerns, such as databases or external services.
    • database/: Contains code related to database setup and configuration.
      • database.go:
        • Initializes and configures the database connection.
• config/:
  • config.go:
    • Contains code related to application configuration, likely using a configuration library like Viper to manage environment variables and configuration files.