Generate server on running init #236
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codegen/templates/server.gotpl
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| port := flag.Int("p", 8080, "port number") |
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the PORT env var is commonly used for this (and removes the flag dep)
codegen/build.go
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| imports.add(cfg.Exec.ImportPath()) |
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you probably should include any imports that aren't covered by https://github.com/vektah/gqlgen/blob/master/codegen/import_build.go#L11-L27 here too (http and githhub.com/vektah/gqlgen/handler)
Without them, gqlgen can end up with duplicate package aliases in the generated code.
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hrmm I didn't encounter that issue but sure. Updated.
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I am not getting a server on bare |
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Init only works in an empty directory, maybe -v tells you more? |
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Aha! It works in a non-empty directory, but it only creates the yaml. Got it. |
Generate server on running init
Update the
initcommand to also generate a runnable server to help getting started even easier.