Attempt at using fsharp for webservices using dotnet core and docker.
The project will explore:
- Full development setup for F#/dotnet core inside docker, dotnet core should not be needed on the host system. See VIM: FSharp Language Server section for how FSharp editor support can be achieved.
- Web service libraries Giraffe
(suave.io,suave swagger) - Database migration and access (Postgres
Npgsql.Fsharp
using SQLProvider) - Micro services (in mono project) with shared utility library
The Makefile contains a few useful target. Run the project with:
make
This project contains the FSharp Language Server running inside docker. The following is an example of using it with vim-lsc, but it should work with any VIM language server plugin. Theoretically it should also work with other editors.
Install https://github.com/natebosch/vim-lsc and configure as you like.
First we need set an environment variable with the absolute path of the parent
directory of this projects directory, example: PROJECT_DIR=$HOME/projects
Then add the language server:
let g:lsc_server_commands = {'fsharp': 'docker-compose run fsharp-language-server'}
As long as you are running vim in this projects directory or any of its
subdirectories the language server should work, (this is due to how
docker-compose resolves the docker-compose.yml file).
When dependencies are added to the projects, the containers needs to be rebuild for the language server to be able to resolve them, just run:
docker-compose build