1. Extract zip in /tmp/ directory.

2. Run on Bash: export GOPATH=/tmp/ee_pub_sub cd /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/pub go get -v ./... sudo apt install rabbitmq-server

3. Insert the JSON payload in the Json variable in /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/pub/input/input.go file

4. Publisher: main() => /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/pub/pub.go To run Publisher Execute the following in Bash: cd /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/pub go run pub.go Local Packages Used: "asig/publisher" "asig/pub/input" "asig/utils"

5. Subscriber: main() => /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/sub/sub.go To run Subscriber Execute the following in Bash: cd /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/sub go run sub.go Local Packages Used: "asig/subscriber" "asig/utils" "asig/model"

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May be due to my forst time using gorm in Golang,

I was unable to get "gorm.io/gorm" package to do the most basic table creation operation

So, just wrote what I though should have worked to rech the goal on using sqlite DB.

i.e. I tried using following structure:

type Hotel struct {

gorm.Model

hotel_id string gorm:"index"

name string

country string

address string

latitude float64

longitude float64

telephone string

amenities []string

description string

room_count float64

currency string

}

& using following command to try creating a corresponding table on sqlite:

db.AutoMigrate(&Hotel{})

But the table being created lacked all fields except the default ID, CreatedAt, UpdatedAt & DeletedAt fields,

unlike what is being mentioned in their doc.

Refrence: https://gorm.io/docs/models.html

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6. Local Packages and their _test.go files: package sub: "asig/subscriber/subscriber.go" & "asig/subscriber/subscriber_test.go" package pub: "asig/publisher/publisher.go" & "asig/publisher/publisher_test.go" package utils: "asig/utils/logger.go" & "asig/utils/logger_test.go" package model: "asig/model/db.go"

7. To Test the packages Run "go test" on Bash in following directories: /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/utils/ /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/subscriber/ /tmp/ee_pub_sub/src/asig/publisher/