GoExercise

This is a repository for my assignments in "Scalable Web Service with Golang" course from Hacktiv8 × Kominfo.

Contents

• Biodata
• Order API
  • Order API Swagger
• Water and Wind Indicator
• MyGram
  • Entity Relationship Diagram
  • MyGram Swagger

Biodata

Prints name, address, job, and reason to join course of the student with id passed in args.

Run the Code

1. Open "Biodata" folder.
2. go run . <student id> in Terminal. valid student id: 0-49

Order API

API server in Go for orders of items.

Prerequisite

1. Install postgresql if you haven't. Alternatively you can use other RDBMS, but you would need to replace gorm postgres driver with its respective gorm driver.
2. Create a database with a name of "order-api"

Run the Server

1. Open "OrderApi" folder.
2. go run . in Terminal.

Order API Swagger

The Swagger specification defines a set of files required to describe such an API. These files can then be used by the Swagger-UI project to display the API and Swagger-Codegen to generate clients in various languages. Additional utilities can also take advantage of the resulting files, such as testing tools.
Swagger is available for this API server. To open swagger UI, open http://localhost:8080/swagger/index.html.

Water and Wind Indicator

Serves a page to display water height and wind speed. Data generated pseudo-randomly.

Run it

1. Open "WaterWind" folder
2. go run . in Terminal
3. Open localhost:8080 in browser

Screenshot

MyGram

A social media API to save and comment photos.

Entity Relationship Diagram

Prerequisite

1. Install postgresql if you haven't. Alternatively you can use other RDBMS, but you would need to replace gorm postgres driver with its respective gorm driver.
2. Create a database with a name of "mygram"

Run the Server

1. Open "MyGram" folder.
2. go run . in Terminal.

MyGram Swagger

Swagger is available for this API server. To open swagger UI, open http://localhost:8080/swagger/index.html. Request paths and bodies strictly follows kode.id materials.

Authorize Swagger

1. Register user if you haven't.
2. Execute login user.
3. Copy the token response.
4. Authorize with value "Bearer yourToken".