mealplanner

Meal Planner (A2 Computing Project)

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Installation & Usage

Download & install with:

go get github.com/kierdavis/mealplanner

Run server with:

mealplanner -dbsource 'DBSOURCE'

where DBSOURCE is a data source identifier of the form:

USER:PASS@tcp(HOST:PORT)/DATABASE
or
USER:PASS@unix(/PATH/TO/SOCKET)/DATABASE

For example, to connect the local 'mealplanner' database with username 'web' and password 'hello123', the data source would be:

web:hello123@unix(/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock)/mealplanner

and to connect with the same credentials to a remote database at db.example.net, port 3306 (the default MySQL port):

web:hello123@tcp(db.example.net:3306)/mealplanner

Alternatively to using the -dbsource flag, the MPDBSOURCE environment variable can also be set. The -dbsource flag overrides the environment variable. Example:

export MPDBSOURCE='web:hello123@tcp(db.example.net:3306)/mealplanner'
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API documentation

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Code structure

• github.com/kierdavis/mealplanner - Main application command
• github.com/kierdavis/mealplanner/mpapi - Implementations of Ajax API calls
• github.com/kierdavis/mealplanner/mpdata - Data structures and data- processing algorithms
• github.com/kierdavis/mealplanner/mpdb - Database interface (abstraction of SQL commands into functions involving the application's data structures)
• github.com/kierdavis/mealplanner/mphandlers - Implementations of HTTP request handlers
• github.com/kierdavis/mealplanner/mpresources - Data files (HTML templates, static web files), and code to locate these at runtime