Using simple echo framework

• structure folders

  echo-framework
      ├── bin
      ├── pkg
      ├── README.md
      └── src
          ├── config
          │   ├── config.go
          │   └── config.json
          ├── controllers
          │   └── user
          │       └── user.go
          ├── helpers
          │   ├── db.go
          │   └── user.go
          ├── models
          │   └── users.go
          ├── routes.json
          └── server.go
  

  • config - for storing configuration application
    • config.json

      {
          "DbHost": "localhost",
          "DbPort": 3306,
          "DbType": "mysql",
          "DbName": "test",
          "DbUsername": "test",
          "DbPassword": "test"
      }
      
      

  • helper - for helping utils library
    • DbGorm - global database connection and using for all modules
  • models - define models for application
    • users.go - user model
  • controllers - folder for storing all logical controllers
    • users - folder to store all user logical function
      • user.go - executing all user's requests from clients
  • server.go - entry point for starting echo framework
    • DbGorm.SetLogger
      • Can use with https://github.com/uber-go/zap to write to log file
      • log.New(os.Stdout, "\r\n", 0) for terminal
    • http.StatusOK - this is standard library from golang

References

• https://www.naimibrahim.me/2018/11/20/echo-framework-gorm-blazing-fast-golang-server-side-application-authentication-example/