server

@chorro/server

Go application that interfacing between Chorro's frontends and its database (amond other things).

Developing

Pre-requisites

• Tools & Launguages
  • Git 2.34+
  • Go v1.17.5+
  • Node.js v17+
  • Yarn v1.22+
• Databases
  • Postgres v14.1
  • Redis v6+

Getting Started

1. Create a Postgres database, user, and password for Chorro guide

2. Create a .env file with environment variables that suit your particular setup - use the included ./env.example as a starting point:

   $ cp ./env.example .env
   

3. You need to make sure you download all the necessary Go dependencies

   $ go mod download
   

Running the dev server

The dev server should restart if its source code is changed while it is running:

$ yarn dev

Codegen

We use gqlgen to generate a lot of the code in the server/graphql directory. Some files in this server/graphql are purely written by humans, others are purely generated, and some others are sort of co-written by humans and code generator. In general,

• Any file named generated.go is purely generated
• Any *.graphql file
• All *.resolves.go files have their structure generated and their implementations written by hand

Updating server/graph

You will need to re-run codegen after changing anything in:

• server/graphql/model, or
• server/graphql/schema

We use go generate to run codegen:

$ go generate ./...

For guidance on tweaking anything server/graph, check out gqlgen's Getting Started guide.

Building the self-contained binary

You can generate the self-contained, compiled Go binary within the ./build using the build step:

$ yarn build

Building and deploying the Docker image

You can deploy to Kubernetes using using the release and deploy scripts:

$ yarn release
$ yarn deploy