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Package controllers contains application-owned HTTP handlers. Controllers should translate HTTP input and output while delegating business logic to services; keep each feature in a descriptive file such as invoice_controller.go.
A basic controller has one service dependency, a constructor and small Echo handlers. Business logic belongs in the service:
type InvoiceService interface {
List(context.Context) ([]models.InvoiceResponse, error)
}
type InvoiceController struct {
service InvoiceService
}
func NewInvoiceController(service InvoiceService) *InvoiceController {
return &InvoiceController{service: service}
}
func (c *InvoiceController) List(ec echo.Context) error {
invoices, err := c.service.List(ec.Request().Context())
if err != nil {
return apierr.Reply(ec, err)
}
return ec.JSON(http.StatusOK, invoices)
}
Register the handler in routes.go. For a complete generated implementation, run: procyon-cli module create invoice.
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Types ¶
type HelloController ¶
type HelloController struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewHelloController ¶
func NewHelloController(appService *services.AppService, logger *zap.Logger) *HelloController
func (*HelloController) HelloAdmin ¶
func (c *HelloController) HelloAdmin(ec echo.Context) error
func (*HelloController) HelloAuthenticated ¶
func (c *HelloController) HelloAuthenticated(ec echo.Context) error
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