condor

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Condor

[Under Development]

What is Condor?

Condor is a golang web framework with an MVC like architecture, it's based on Gin framework, it provides you with an easy-to-use directory structure with a development experience similar to Laravel, made for developing modern APIs and microservices. Full docmentation is available at Condor Docs.

Features 

• Router
• Middlewares
• JWT tokens
• ORM (GORM)
• Cache (Redis)
• TLS
• Context Package Integrator
• Live-Reloading for development
• Features Control

Create a new project 

To create a new Condor project you need to install the Condor cli first

Install Condor cli 

To install the Condor cli run the following command

go get github.com/gocondor/installer/condor

Create a project using Condor cli:

To create a new project run the following command:

condor new my-project github.com/my-organization/my-project

Getting started

First create a project by following the steps above. Now Let's create a route to handle our first request let's start by defining the handler function for the request, create a file with the name example.go in httpd/handlers folder with the following content:

package handlers

import (
"github.com/gin-gonic/gin"
)

func ExampleShow(c *gin.Context) {
    message := "Hello from example handler!"
    c.JSON(200, gin.H{
        "message": message,
    })
}

Next lets define the route, to do that open up the file httpd/routes.go, then inside the function RegisterRoutes() add to this line router.Get("/", handlers.ExampleShow) and make sure it looks like below:

func RegisterRoutes() {
    router := routing.Resolve()
    // Define your routes here
    router.Get("/", handlers.ExampleShow)
}

Next start the app by running the following code from inside the project:

condor run:dev

Finally, open up your browser and navigate to localhost:8000

Architecture

the architecture is similar to MVC architecture, there is a routes.go file where you can define all your routes and their handlers, the handler is simply a method that gets executed when the request is received, you can think of it like a controllers action in MVC

The request journey looks like below:

request -> routing -> middleware -> handler -> middleware -> json response

Folder structure 

├── condor
│   ├── config/ ---------------> control what features to turn on
│   ├── httpd/-----------------> http related code
│   │   ├── handlers/ --------------> contains your http requests handlers
│   │   ├── middlewares/ -----------> middlewares are defined here
│   ├── routes.go -------------> your routes are defined here
│   ├── integrations/ ---------> contains the integrations of third party packages into gin context
│   ├── logs/ -----------------> log files
│   ├── models/ ---------------> database models
│   ├── ssl/ ------------------> ssl certificates
│   ├── .env ------------------> environment variables 
│   ├── .gitignore ------------> gitignore file
│   ├── go.mod ----------------> go modules the project depends on
│   ├── LICENSE ---------------> license
│   ├── main.go ---------------> ssl certificates
│   ├── README.md -------------> readme file