gofire

Apache Geode Golang client. Limited to the REST API, right now.

Should be pretty straightforward, easy to use, simple.

Proof:

// insecure
geode, _ := NewClient("https://1.2.3.4:8080", true)
geode.Region = "exampleRegion"

type omgAType struct { wutField int }

lolwut := omgAType{wutField: 1}
var holdMeDaddy omgAType
geode.Put("deyTookUrData", lolwut)
geode.Get("deyTookUrData", &holdMeDaddy)

Testing

There are some test scripts in the test-script folder. You have to have gfsh in your PATH in order for it to work.

Sidebar

Geode uses this really wonderful concept called dynamic JSON for the /gemfire-api/v1/{region} API. Example:

{
  "orders" : [ {
     "purchaseOrderNo" : 1112,
     "customerId" : 102,
     "description" :  "Purchase order for  company - B",
     "orderDate" :  "02/10/2014",
     "deliveryDate" :  "02/20/2014",
     "contact" :  "John Doe",
     "email" :  "John.Doe@example.com",
     "phone" :  "01-2048096",
     "items" : [ {
       "itemNo" : 1,
       "description" :  "Product-AAAA",
       "quantity" : 10,
       "unitPrice" : 20.0,
       "totalPrice" : 200.0
    }, {
       "itemNo" : 2,
       "description" :  "Product-BBB",
       "quantity" : 15,
       "unitPrice" : 10.0,
       "totalPrice" : 150.0
    } ],
     "totalPrice" : 350.0
  }, {
     "purchaseOrderNo" : 111,
     "customerId" : 101,
     "description" :  "Purchase order for  company - A",
     "orderDate" :  "01/10/2014",
     "deliveryDate" :  "01/20/2014",
     "contact" :  "Jane Doe",
     "email" :  "Jane.Doe@example.com",
     "phone" :  "020-2048096",
     "items" : [ {
       "itemNo" : 1,
       "description" :  "Product-1",
       "quantity" : 5,
       "unitPrice" : 10.0,
       "totalPrice" : 50.0
    }, {
       "itemNo" : 1,
       "description" :  "Product-2",
       "quantity" : 10,
       "unitPrice" : 15.5,
       "totalPrice" : 155.0
    } ],
     "totalPrice" : 205.0
  } ]
}

Every single field in that JSON is dynamic. The orders field changes depending on what region you are using, and all the data in the array can be of any structure. So. Without enforcing a lot of nonsense, I've implemented the API basically, but for your own sanity, I don't recommend using it with this client. I tried, realised I don't hate myself, and I stopped. There is a way to do it, but it will take a lot of rum and pain. You buy the rum.