robusta

robusta

Just a simple website to share technology knowledge. Live demo is available at: https://goway.herokuapp.com

This project follows golang-standards/project-layout and hence can be used as a reference for new Go developers.

Note that this project now is no longer in active development, but feel free to make pull request.

Prerequisites

Make sure you have the development environment matches with these notes below so we can mitigate any problems of version mismatch.

• Backend:

  • Go SDK: 1.13. Make sure to set $GOROOT and $GOPATH correctly. You can check those environment variable by typing: go env.
  • MongoDB: 4.1 (latest 4.1.8).
  • Go module

• Frontend:

  • NodeJS: 11.10 (latest 11.10.0).
  • Use yarn instead of npm.
  • Framework: VueJS 2.x (latest 2.6.6).
  • UI components framework: Element-UI (latest 2.5.4).

• Commons:

  • OS: Should use Linux (latest Ubuntu or your choice of distro) if possible. Windows does not play well with Docker and some other techs we may use. If you still prefer to use Windows, so you may have to cope with problems by yourself later since we're assuming everything will be developed and run on Linux.
  • Install Docker CE (latest 18.x) and docker-compose.
  • Install git for manage source code.
  • IDE of your choice, recommended Goland or VS Code.

Development

1. Clone code to local

$ go get -u -v github.com/pthethanh/robusta
or
$ cd $GOPATH/src
$ git clone https://github.com/pthethanh/robusta.git

After this step, source code must be available at $GOPATH/src/github.com/pthethanh/robusta.

2. Start development environment with Docker

You can use Docker to start all services at once. This will support auto reload for both frontend and backend

$ cd /web && yarn install && cd ../
$ make compose_dev

After started, services will be available at localhost with ports as below:

MongoDB: 27017
Backend: 8080
Frontend: 8081

Testing Google Authentication locally

Google doesn't support OAuth with localhost or any domain with port, but our server is running on 8080, hence we need to create a local domain named mylocalhost.com and make sure all requests to that domain is forwarded to the server that is running at port 8080

Following steps need to be done:

1. Update iptables

sudo iptables -t nat -I OUTPUT -p tcp -d 127.0.0.1 --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 8080

2. Update /etc/hosts

127.0.0.1 mylocalhost.com

3. Update Google OAuth2 configurations

Make sure mylocalhost.com is updated in Google Console Add http://mylocalhost.com/auth/google/callback into the Authorized redirect URIs of Google Console API

Checking for web performance using size-limit

make size

For more detail, see size-limit on github

Useful VS Code plugins

• Vetur (octref.vetur)
• Go (ms-vscode.go)
• vue-format (febean.vue-format)
• Code Spell Checker (streetsidesoftware.code-spell-checker)
• GitLens — Git supercharged (eamodio.gitlens)
• Docker (ms-azuretools.vscode-docker)

Notes

• Make sure to run go fmt, go vet, go test, and go build / go install before pushing your code to Github. Or you can just run make before pushing.
• Never commit directly to master or develop branches (you don't have permission to do so, anyway). Instead, checkout from develop branch to a separated branch then work on that.
  Whenever you finish your work, you can create a Pull Request (PR) / Merge Request (MR) to ask for code review and merging your branch back to develop.
  master branch will be reserved when administrator decide to release a stable version of application.
• All documentations must be written in Markdown format, recommended to use Typora as the Markdown editor.

Tech requirements:

Color: https://www.colourlovers.com/palette/173625/Browser_wars

TODO

Need update