This is a solution of the third exercise of the Boot-Camp using Gorilla Mux & the Feature Driven folder organization.
The application is Dockerized, has a docker-compose file to boot the service quickly and a Makefile to start working ASAP.
make init
make build
make up
And you are ready to Go!
init will populate the .env file needed for injecting environment variables.
build will create the development image to code inside of it.
up will run the API, exposing ports specified in the docker-compose file.
This lets the developer focus on the code, running it inside the container resembling production.
The unit testing was done using the dependency injection technique. This enabled coverage level to reach 100%
Same as the development, the unit testing is performed inside the docker container, to do so run the following:
make devshell
make t
devshell will run the develpoment container and start a terminal inside of it.
t will run the unit testing and provide the coverage level for each package.