A sample project for job offer on Toggl
This projects uses:
- github.com/go-playground/validator for validating requests
- github.com/gofiber/fiber for listening and responding the requestes
- github.com/google/uuid to create a unique deckId
- github.com/joho/godotenv to load simple configuration from root/.env
- Go to the root of the project and in the terminal run the command
go mod tidy - Configure the .env file, if you intend to test locally you should leave
ADDRESS=localhostbut if you intend to test in a server change localhost to the public ipv4 address of the server and make sure it has permission to listen to the specified port - That's all, if go is propperly installed just run
go run main.gofrom the root directory
The easiest way of testing is using postman, use the link Postman collection
Address: localhost:9000/create-new-deck
A post request to create a new deck and add it to the memory, body parameters:
{
"cards": "AS,2S,3S",
"shuffled": true
}
- cards should be cardCodes separated by commas or an empty string to create a full size deck
- shuffled is a boolean to indicate if the deck should or should not be shuffled
Address: localhost:9000/draw-cards
A put request to draw cards from a specified deck, body parameters:
{
"id": "{{deckId}}",
"number": 2
}
- id should be the id returned by the response when calling Create New Deck
- number should be the number of cards to be drawn, if deck has insufficient cards it will return an error response.
Address: localhost:9000/open-deck/{{deckId}}
A Get request should return a response with deck info or error if deckId is not found
Address: localhost:9000/get-all-decks
For debugging purposes there's a method to list all decks
Feel free to use my personal EC instance for testing all the request, Follow the link to the postman collection pointing to it