go get github.com/codegangsta/gin
gin -p 8080
This above will run the application at port 5000
If you wish the build the application in the traditional "go way",
go build
To run the binary file, run:
export PORT=8080 && ./arc-api-proxy
For the app to work correctly, please ensure you fill out the .env with the correct environment variable. It will use the following by default if no environment variable given.
ARC_API_URL="https://api.spectator.arcpublishing.com"
ARC_API_USERNAME="spectator"
ARC_API_PASSWORD="password"
docker build -t columbiaspectator/arc-api-proxy .
docker run -d -p 80:8080 -e PORT=8080 -e ARC_API_URL="https://api.spectator.arcpublishing.com" -e ARC_API_USERNAME="spectator" -e ARC_API_PASSWORD="password" columbiaspectator/arc-api-proxy
We are currently using godep to manage dependencies. All dependencies are tracked in Godeps.json and copied into the Godeps directory. If the project directory is changed, say from tim to timothy, run the following. However, if any of the source files are referencing same-project package(s), you need to change those import paths first.
For example, I have a package in the same project named connection and my old project name is tim, I will have to reference connection pacakge in my main.go as tim/connection. Now the directory name is timothy and I will have to change it to timothy/connection and then run the following,
godep save -r ./...
godep is not smart enough yet to distinguish whether the package belongs to the same project or is an external dependency.
If you have used Rails, you will miss using binding.pry. However, Go does have similar. Go has a package called "Godebug"
Install Godebug by running:
go get github.com/mailgun/godebug
Insert a breakpoint anywhere in a source file you want to debug:
_ = "breakpoint"
Replace <pkgs> with the packages we will be debugging if it is not the main package
godebug build -instrument <pkgs>
For example:
godebug build -instrument arc-api-proxy/connection
godebug will generate a binary named yourprojectname.debug, run that binary with the necessary arguments or environment variables and use it as you would binding.pry
For example,
PORT=8080 ./arc-api-proxy.debug