invoiceservice-go

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Published: Oct 7, 2018 License: BSD-3-Clause Imports: 13 Imported by: 0

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Invoice Service

This sample Flogo application is used to demonstrate some key Flogo constructs, can be deployed to Kubernetes, and is set to be indexed by API Scout

Files

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├── Dockerfile          <-- A Dockerfile to build a container based on an Alpine base image
├── main.go             <-- The Go source code for the app
├── Makefile            <-- A Makefile to help build and deploy the app
├── payment-go-svc.yml  <-- The Kubernetes deployment file
├── README.md           <-- This file
└── swagger.json        <-- The OpenAPI specification for the app

Make targets

The Makefile has a few targets:

  • deps: Get all the Go dependencies for the app
  • clean: Remove the dist folder for a new deployment
  • clean-kube: Remove all the deployed artifacts from Kubernetes
  • build-app: Build an executable (and store it in the dist folder)
  • build-docker: Build a Docker container from the contents of the dist folder
  • run-docker: Run the Docker image with default settings
  • run-kube: Deploy the app to Kubernetes

For more detailed information on the commands that are executed you can check out the Makefile

Build and deploy the app

To build and deploy the app to Kubernetes, run the make targets for deps, build-app, build-docker and run-kube

API

After starting the app, it will register with two endpoints:

  • /api/invoices/:id: Get the invoice details for the invoice ID.
  • /swagger: Get the OpenAPI specification for this app

API Scout

As you deploy the app to Kubernetes, after a few seconds the API will be found by API Scout and indexed. The lines 36 to 38 in invoice-go-svc.yml are the annotations that make sure the API is found.

Documentation

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