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Published: Feb 8, 2018 License: MIT

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Yaga

Yaga is a project that provides a set of useful utilities for creating a golang service

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Package description:

  • Cacher is a wrapper over Redis client with the basic methods for work that are described in the interface, with it you can write, get and delete data in Redis
  • Cli with cli you can start the application with specifying the parameters. You can also use this package to run migrations or clean up the database
  • Config provides utilities for loading and validating config
  • Conv provides functions for working with decimal.Decimal, converting from a string or float to decimal
  • Decimal is a wrapper over github.com/shopspring/decimal which allows you to work with decimal in a simplified way
  • Doc tool for echo, allowing you to make documentation based on the swagger file and rebilly.github.io/ReDoc
  • Errors is an error wrapper package that allows you to capture errors, convert them to a readable form and catch internal errors or panics, with conversion to a pretty logical error
  • Locker is a wrapper over github.com/bsm/redis-lock for locks in Redis
  • Logger provides the interface for its implementation for zap logger and for nop logger (dummy)
  • Middlewares provides intermediate layers for authorizing and logging requests in web application
  • Pprof provides a utility for profiling with web interaction
  • Report helps to write metrics for data using cryptopay-dev/go-metrics
  • Testdb creates a connection to the test database to run tests
  • Tracer is a wrapper over the raven github.com/getsentry/raven-go client for the Sentry event/error logging system
  • Web allows you to run the web server using github.com/labstack/echo web framework with the necessary parameters
  • Workers are tools to run goroutine and do some work on scheduling with a safe stop of their work
Examples:

Some examples of packages you can find in examples folder or in example_test.go inside a particular package

To run documentation based on the code:

Run in the console:

godoc -http=:6060

Then open localhost:6060/

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