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Building a Production Ready REST API in Go Course Repository

Building a Production Ready REST API in Go - Course Materials

This repo contains all of the source code for my course - Building a Production Ready REST API in Go.

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Application Overview

I've designed the code in this course to follow clean architecture principles.

We'll be building a layered app with 3 distinct layers:

  • The Transport Layer - responsible for handling incoming HTTP requests and passing them on to the relevant service functions.
  • The Service Layer - responsible for all the business logic in your application.
  • The Repository Layer - responsible for all the interactions with the database!

This ends up looking something like this:

Architecture Overview

Technologies Used:

  • Postgres
  • Docker + Docker-Compose
  • Go (This one was fairly obvious no?)
  • Postman - for testing our service manually with HTTP request.

Frameworks + Libraries Used

  • sqlx - for simplifying our interactions with the database
  • golang-migrate - for running our migrations on app startup
  • dgrijalva/jwt-go - for working with JWTs in our transport layer.
  • satori/go.uuid - for generating and working with UUIDs.
  • sirupsen/logrus - nicer logging.
  • stretchr/testify - For easier testing!

Prerequisites

This course is designed to help teach you one approach for building and structuring a production-ready REST API in Go. It's designed for people with some Go already, I wont be covering the basic syntax for Go, but mostly focused on higher-level topics.

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