馃殌 Progressive microservices framework for Go
Inspired and compatible with Moleculer JS
Simple, fast, light and fun to develop with. Also easy, very easy to test ;)
package main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/moleculer-go/moleculer"
"github.com/moleculer-go/moleculer/broker"
)
type MathService struct {
}
func (s MathService) Name() string {
return "math"
}
func (s *MathService) Add(params moleculer.Payload) int {
return params.Get("a").Int() + params.Get("b").Int()
}
func (s *MathService) Sub(a int, b int) int {
return a - b
}
func main() {
var bkr = broker.New(&moleculer.Config{LogLevel: "error"})
bkr.Publish(&MathService{})
bkr.Start()
result := <-bkr.Call("math.add", map[string]int{
"a": 10,
"b": 130,
})
fmt.Println("result: ", result.Int())
//$ result: 140
bkr.Stop()
}- Service Broker
- Transit and Transport
- Actions (request-reply)
- Events
- Mixins
- Load balancing for actions and events (random round-robin)
- Service registry & dynamic service discovery
- Versioned services
- Middlewares
- NATS Streaming Transporter
- TCP Transporter
- JSON Serializer
$ go get github.com/moleculer-go/moleculer# simple moleculer db example with memory adaptor
$ go run github.com/moleculer-go/store/examples/users
# simple moleculer db example with Mongo adaptor
$ go run github.com/moleculer-go/store/examples/usersMongo
# simple moleculer db example with SQLite adaptor
$ go run github.com/moleculer-go/store/examples/usersSQLite
# complex moleculer db example with population of fields by other services
$ go run github.com/moleculer-go/store/examples/populates
# integration tests require mongo, nats streaming and rabbitmq
# run mongo
docker run -d -p 27017:27017 mongo
# run nats-streaming
docker run -d -p 4222:4222 nats-streaming -mc 0
# run rabbitmq
docker run -d -p 5672:5672 rabbitmq
# running all tests
go test ./...
# or
ginkgo -r