home-inventory is a go package that seeks to create an open-source solution for home-inventory management. Currently, it's a small hobby, architectural, and clean design project -- But we have (grand) ambitions.
home-inventory
cmd: Contains entry points to the application (currently just a silly cmd-line app)data: Contains some placeholder data while we work on database connections (temporary)pkg: Contains the go modules that support the applicationevents: This package was created pre-maturely, though, it contains some simple in-memory event driven helpers. (unused)core: Contains the core application definition, entities, and business logic.entities: Contains entity definitions that are used in the business logicinteractors: Contains files that interact with entities via business logic to produce a use-case. Will be moved up a layer or re-named as it is not 1 to 1 with the definition yet.services: Contains service interface definitions that thecoredepends on as well as mocks.
stores: Contains basic, yaml-based implementations of the required services incoreinventory: Contains store implementation for theitementity.requirments: Contains store implementation for therequiremententity.
- Start the project (Excellent!)
- TODO (This should give you incredible confidence in both my planning and execution abilities.)
- Is my Inventory Valid? ex: I want my house to always have at least 5 snacks -- Does it?
- I want to be able to ingest "purchases" and start tracking "ingest" points?? (Little vague)
- I want to be able to create, remove, update, and delete items from my inventory.
- I want to be able to create, remove, update, and delete requirements.