Toot-echo connects the toot library to the echo router. This makes it easy for you to Mastodon-ize your Go/echo application.
api.PostStatus = func(authorization model.Authorization, values txn.PostStatus) (object.Status, error) {
// Do the thing that:
// 1) creates a new `status`
// 2) writes it to the database
// 3) returns the value to the caller
}
// Once your handlers are defined, connect Toot to your router like this:
e := echo.New()
tootecho.Register(e, api)Currently, toot-echo is the only router adapter I have created for Toot. It should, however, be a simple project to write adapters for other routers. If you'd like to use Toot with a different router, please get in touch and let's work together.
This project is still in early alpha testing, as I continue filling out the Mastodon support in Emissary. Some interfaces may change in the future if I run into trouble making things work with this reference implementation.
However, at this point, feedback from other developers will be immensely helpful in making Tooth a useful tool for the Go community. Please feel free to open issues, or submit pull requests.