Golang transport generator

Pre generation

For example pkg/service/service.go contains Service interface

// Service ...
// @gtg http-server log metrics http-client
type Service interface {
	// @gtg http-server-method GET
	// @gtg http-server-uri-path /api/v1/namespaces/{namespace}/details/{detail}
	// @gtg http-server-query file={fileID}&some={someID}
	// @gtg http-server-header X-Auth-Token {token}
	// @gtg http-server-content-type application/json
	// @gtg http-server-response-header X-Auth-ID {id}
	// @gtg http-server-response-status http.StatusOK
	// @gtg http-server-response-content-type application/json
	GetDetails(ctx context.Context, namespace string, detail string, fileID uint32, someID *uint64, token *string) (det v1.Detail, ns v1.Namespace, id *string, err error)
	// @gtg http-server-method PUT
	// @gtg http-server-uri-path /api/v1/namespaces/{namespace}/details/{detail}
	// @gtg http-server-query test={testID}&bla={blaID}
	// @gtg http-server-header X-Auth-Token {token}
	// @gtg http-server-json-tag pretty ThePretty
	// @gtg http-server-content-type application/json
	// @gtg http-server-response-header X-Auth-ID {id}
	// @gtg http-server-response-status http.StatusOK
	// @gtg http-server-response-content-type application/json
	PutDetails(ctx context.Context, namespace string, detail string, testID string, blaID *string, token *string, pretty v1.Detail, yang v1.Namespace) (cool v1.Detail, nothing v1.Namespace, id *string, err error)
}

Interface definition requirements:

• First parameter should be ctx context.Context
• Last result parameter should be err error
• All result parameters should be named

[NOTE]

• URI path parameters should be strings
• Headers parameter should be pointers on string

Service interface Tags

http-server Generates http server

http-client Generates http client

https-client Generates https client

logs Generates log wrapper for service

metrics Generates metrics wrapper for service

swagger Generates swagger for http server

Service methods Tags

http-server-method one of GET POST PUT PATCH DELETE

http-server-uri-path URI path with placeholders

for example /api/v1/namespaces/{namespace}/details/{detail}

fill from URI path to variables namespace and detail (should be strings)

http-server-query Query string with placeholders

for example file={fileID}&some={someID}

fill from query string to variables fileID and someID

http-server-header Header string with placeholders

for example X-Auth-Token {token}

fill from header X-Auth-Token to variable token (should be pointers to string)

http-server-content-type Header Content-Type

http-server-response-header Response Header string with placeholders

for example X-Auth-Token {token}

fill header X-Auth-Token from variable token (should be pointers to string)

http-server-response-status HTTP Response Status Code

http-server-response-content-type Response Header Content-Type

http-server-response-content-encoding Response Header Content-Type Encoding

for example utf-8

http-server-response-json-tag Response JSON tag

for example nothing TheNothing

http-server-response-file Allows you to return a file as a set of bytes

Generation

Build binary and put it into binary path.

go build -o ~/go/bin/gtg ./cmd/gtg

Run gtg binary from root of your project repository. You should use --in flag to set service folder, by default it's ./pkg/service/.

gtg --in ./example/

Run walks all folders from --in and find all service interfaces. Very usefull for multiple domains.

Deploy

Swagger generation

gtg --in="./example" --desc="service description" --title="some title for service" --version="v0.0.10" --servers="http://some.url = some url description\r\nhttp://another.url = another url description"