README
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Sixty
sixty is an example of a "test the waters" website built using Go, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, MySQL and the Beego web framework. The only JS (not included in Bootstrap) was added to handle flash messages.
Visit the 60+ Adventures website at http://60plusadventures.com
Installation
Requirements
Everything below assumes you have installed Go and defined $GOPATH (linux) or %GOPATH% (windows). This document explains GOPATH setup. This site explains how windows users can create %GOPATH% and edit PATH.
Database Setup
The file setup.sql contains SQL to create the database and the required tables (assuming you use MySQL). Beego Also supports SQL Lite and Postgres. If you don't use MySQL you will need to modify the SQL in setup.sql.
See comments in main.go regarding correct database registration.
Installation
To use this method you must have Git installed.
go get github.com/emadera52/sixty
This will install the application executable sixty (linux) or sixty.exe (windows) in GOPATH/bin which is why it's handy to add that to your PATH.
Source code for the project will be in GOPATH/src/github.com/emadera52/sixty. Source code for Beego, and the required MySQL driver will also be in the GOPATH/src/github.com directory. Source code for advanced encryption and encoding will be in GOPATH/src/golang.org/x/crypto. Those are the only external dependencies used by this project.
Get the Source Code - Other Options
Click Clone in Desktop. Learn more here.
To Fork this project with the intent of contributing bug fixes, modification or new stuff follow the instructions here
Click Download ZIP to get a completely independent copy to do with as you please within the limits of the LICENSE (see below).
Features
- Non-SSL User Authentication
- CSRF protection
- Extensive use of Go templates to avoid JS
- Encoding, Encrypting and Hashing examples
- Based on Beego's MVC architecture: http://beego.me/docs/mvc/
- Uses Beego's ORM for Database access
- Demonstrates a simple 1:many Database relationship
- Uses Beego's per request context along with persistent sessions
- Demonstrates bootstap's responsive grid. Usable smart phone > desktop
- Can be used as a template for gaging public interest in other ideas
Documentation (Technical)
Fair Warning
- This is my first Go project
- This is the first project I've published on GitHub
- Constructive suggestions and criticism solicited
- Use Issues to report problems, ask questions or make suggestions
TODO
- Make comments viewable
- Add email handling for validation, password reset and user contact
- Create a facebook page and twitter account for the project
- Create a demo destination site with video, ads, etc.
LICENSE
sixty is licensed under the Apache Licence, Version 2.0
(http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html).
Individual source files may contain additional license information regarding included third party code
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package main defines functions to initialize database access via Beego's ORM, enables persistent sessions and starts the app's built-in server
Source Files
Directories
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Package controllers defines controllers for each router path Package controllers defines controllers for each router path Package controllers defines controllers for each router path
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Package controllers defines controllers for each router path Package controllers defines controllers for each router path Package controllers defines controllers for each router path |
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Package sixty/crypto consolidates crypto funcionality used by the application
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Package sixty/crypto consolidates crypto funcionality used by the application |
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Packate models defines types and methods used to interact with user input data and data associated with a table in the DB
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Packate models defines types and methods used to interact with user input data and data associated with a table in the DB |
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Package routers associates defined routes with controller functions that can handle those routes.
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Package routers associates defined routes with controller functions that can handle those routes. |