ruvaz / golang-bootcamp-2020

Golang Bootcamp

###First Deliverable (due November 22 th 23:59PM) Based on the self-study material and mentorship covered until this deliverable, I have performed the following:

• Select architecture
• Read a CSV
• Handle Errors for CSV (not valid, missing)
• Use best practices
• Use lint, error check

###Final Deliverable (due December 13th 23:59PM)

• Store read CSV in a structure
• Loop structure and print data
• Send to own API data read
• Add unit testing
• Refactor

Run

####Clone the repository and execute the following command on the root folder.

git clone https://github.com/ruvaz/golang-bootcamp-2020.git
cd golang-bootcamp-2020
go build . 
./golang-bootcamp-2020

Usage

###Create csv from URL and response status

curl --location --request GET 'localhost:8080/api/storedata'

###Read Csv file and response json with the info

curl --location --request GET 'localhost:8080/api/readcsv'

Run Tests

go test ./...

Selected architecture

Since the applications made in Go must be applications that are characterized by the speed and simplicity in their code as well as the low level of depth, I found that the clean architecture fits very well with the way of working with Go with its separation of each layer. By layering the software and adhering to the dependency rule, I will create a system that is easily testable, with all the benefits that come with such as when some external parts of the system become obsolete, such as the database or the web framework, you can replace those outdated items with a minimum of effort.

    .
    ├── config
    │ └── config.go
    │ └── config.yml
    ├── domain
    │ └── model
    │ │ └── student.go
    ├── infrastructure
    │ ├──  controller
    │ │ └── student.go
    │ ├──  router
    │ │ └── router.go
    │ ├──  services
    │ │ └── restclient.go
    │ │ └── services.go
    ├── interface
    │ ├── usecase
    │ │ ├── student.go
    ├── tmp
    │ └── dataFile.csv
    ├── main.go  

Creator

Rubén Vázquez ([e-mail])