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Golang Starter
Build your Temporal application in Go (docs)
Overview
[!IMPORTANT] Make sure you have followed the instructions to configure your development environment before reading this section.
This repository is designed to be a quick-start for your Go Temporal application. It is designed to be quick and easy to get started, rather than any example of best practice.
This starter application consists of two parts:
worker: this is where you define your workflow and contains the main business logic for your Temporal application.starter: this is how your trigger your workflow with any input variables and where you await the response.
Quick start
Install Air to allow live
reloading your long-running applications. This is installed automatically
if you use have followed the instructions to configure your development environment.
Workflow
cd golang
air
The workflow is a long-running application. For rapid development, the recommendation is to use Air.
You can also run this with go run ./worker and restarting after every code change.
Starter
cd golang
go run ./starter
The starter will usually be something that runs to completion.
Design considerations
Activity dependency injection
The activities are functions on a struct. This is done so that external dependencies
(eg, a database connection) can be injected in. This allows for the connection
to be verified at run-time and used when a call is made. This avoids having to
create the dependency when an activity is received, which may fail.
Documentation
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Index ¶
Constants ¶
const TASK_QUEUE_NAME = "hackathon"
Variables ¶
This section is empty.
Functions ¶
func HelloWorldWorkflow ¶
func NewActivities ¶
func NewActivities() (*activities, error)
If you need to inject dependencies, pass them in here The error response can be useful
Types ¶
This section is empty.
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