This project uses Go modules to manage dependencies, and is built on Go version 1.11.
==> go get github.com/00security/grammesGrammes unit tests can be run by directing yourself to the root directory for the project and running this command in a terminal:
==> go test -parallel 3 --race ./...Below is an overview of this project's structure (files are not listed)
github.com/00security/grammes
assets/ - Contains images and shell scripts for customizing JanusGraph
docs/ - Miscellaneous documents and charts to help explain Grammes
examples/ - Examples of all resources on how to use Grammes
gremconnect/ - The package for handling connections and dialers
gremerror/ - Contains custom error types for Grammes
logging/ - Has the custom loggers for the Grammes client
manager/ - Contains the GraphManager and all graph related functions
model/ - Holds all of the structs and methods for Go counterpart objects
query/ - Contains query related packages and the Query interface
cardinality/ - Describes the number of relationship occurrences
column/ - Used to reference particular parts of a column in Gremlin
consumer/ - Controls how barriers emit their values
datatype/ - String counterparts to reference Gremlin types
direction/ - Denotes the direction of edges
graph/ - The verbose graph traversal object (Query)
multiplicity/ - Controls property sets for edges
operator/ - Used to apply mathematical operations in a graph traversal
pop/ - Determines the gathered values
predicate/ - Controls the search conditions of a query
scope/ - Controls the relations of a graph traversal
token/ - Defines the parts of a vertex
traversal/ - The preferred graph traversal (Query)
quick/ - Used when executing queries without a Grammes client
testing/ - Has the mock for the GraphManager when testing Grammes in your project
This projects adheres to the following pattern when grouping imports in Go files:
- imports from standard library
- imports from other projects
- imports from internal project
In addition, imports in each group must be sorted by length. For example:
import (
"time"
"errors"
"go.uber.org/zap"
"github.com/00security/grammes/query/token"
"github.com/00security/grammes"
)Before making any significant changes, please open an issue. Discussing your proposed changes ahead of time will make the contribution process smooth for everyone.
Once we've discussed your changes and you've got your code ready, make sure that tests are passing (go test) and open your PR. Your pull request is most likely to be accepted if it:
- Includes tests for new functionality.
- Follows the guidelines in Effective Go and the Go team's common code review comments.
- Has a good commit message.
By contributing your code, you agree to license your contribution under the terms of the Apache License.
If you are adding a new file it should have a header like below.
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