GO Book API

How to run:

First make sure you have redis up and running on port 6379 with no password.

Run this command to get redis up and running in docker:

docker run -d -p 6379:6379 redis

Once redis is up and running, run ./runServer.sh and the api is good to go.

There is an included Postman Collection to easily use the api

Routes:

DELETE http://localhost:1323/emptylist

• Remove all books from the database

DELETE http://localhost:1323/removebook/:id

• Remove a book by a particular id

GET: http://localhost:1323/booklist

• List out all book Ids

GET http://localhost:1323/book/:id

• Get info for a particular book by id

POST http://localhost:1323/addbook

{
  Author: "Jeff VanderMeer"
  PublishDate: "2014-11-18"
  Publisher: "FSG Originals"
  Rating: "3"
  Status: "Checked-In"
  Title: "Area-X"
}

• Add a book with the following info

POST http://localhosht:1323/setrating/:id

{
  Rating: "2"
}

• Sets the rating of a book by given id

POST http://localhosht:1323/setstatus/:id

{
  Status: "Checked-Out"
}

• Sets the status of a book by given id

Testing

You do not need to have ./runServer.sh going to run these tests.

Errors

Make sure redis is not running, then run ./testBookHandlersErrors.sh

Successful

Make sure you have redis up and running on port 6379 with no password.

Then run ./testBookHandlers.sh