gogo-cli

CLI to generate projects using GoGo library

Nice library is one thing, but what matters is the ability to set up new projects quickly. If you have just one evening for a new idea, you shouldn't waste 90% of the time to configure webpack and decide on the deployment strategy.

Prerequisites

gogo cli won't let you generate a new project if you don't have all the tools installed. Current requirements are:

• sqlmigrate - go install github.com/rubenv/sql-migrate/...@latest

• sqlboiler@v4:

  go install github.com/volatiletech/sqlboiler/v4@latest
  go install github.com/volatiletech/sqlboiler/v4/drivers/sqlboiler-psql@latest
  

• watchexec site

• flyctl docs

Ignore flyctl if you want to roll your own deploy

Installation

Install Script

Download gogo-cli and install into a local bin directory.

MacOS, Linux, WSL

Latest version:

curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/can3p/gogo-cli/master/generated/install.sh | sh

Specific version:

curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/can3p/gogo-cli/master/generated/install.sh | sh -s 0.0.4

The script will install the binary into $HOME/bin folder by default, you can override this by setting $CUSTOM_INSTALL environment variable

Manual download

Get the archive that fits your system from the Releases page and extract the binary into a folder that is mentioned in your $PATH variable.

Usage

Let's say we want to create a gogo-cli-example project:

cd ~/code
gogo-cli generate gogo-cli-example --email 'your@email.com' --repo 'github.com/can3p/gogo-cli-example' --testemail 'your@email.com' --out gogo-cli-example
echo "SESSION_SALT=random_string" >> gogo-cli-example/cmd/web/.env
echo "SITE_ROOT=http://localhost:8080" >> gogo-cli-example/cmd/web/.env
echo "DATABASE_URL=<insert your postgres connection string there>" >> gogo-cli-example/cmd/web/.env
cd gogo-cli-example
./sqlmigrate.sh up
./generate.sh
cd cmd/web
yarn
yarn watch # in one tab
make watchexec # in another tab

To Replace in the template

• {{ .ProjectName }}
• {{ .ProjectEmail }}
• {{ .ProjectRepo }}
• {{ .TestemailHead }} john@mail.wat is split into john and mail.wat
• {{ .TestemailTail }}