Gin-N-Juice is a Go JSON API framework that is built on Gin, Gorm and Goose.

• Uses Gorm as an ORM
• Database migrations via Goose
• Simple routing via Gin
• Simple Auth (login,register,email verification,forgot password and reset password)
• File watcher to auto reboot server during development

• The only mail provider that currently works is Mailgun.
• Go version 1.18 or later

Create a .env in the root directory of the project. The required environment variables are:

ENCRYPT_KEY=[randomstring]
MAILGUN_DOMAIN=[get from mailgun]
MAILGUN_PRIVATE_KEY=[get from mailgun]
MAILGUN_VALIDATION_KEY=[get from mailgun]
DB_TYPE=[sqlite,postgres or mysql]
DB_CONNECTION_STRING="[connection string for your db, see below]"
PORT=[port to run server on. defaults to port 8080]
SERVER_HOSTNAME=[hostname server will listen for. defaults to 127.0.0.1/localhost]
MODE=[set to "production", otherwise runs in debug mode]
EMAIL_FROM=[default email address to send messages from]
PACKAGE_NAME=[if you change your package name in go.mod update this to match]

Example DB connection string reference:

MySQL: "user:pass@tcp(127.0.0.1:3306)/dbname?charset=utf8mb4&parseTime=True&loc=Local"
SQLite: "gorm.db"
PostgreSQL: "host=localhost user=gorm password=gorm dbname=gorm port=5432 sslmode=disable TimeZone=America/New_York"

Add routes to the routes directory and reference them in the routes/router.go.

• go run . or go run . serve
  • Runs the webserver
  • Also sets up a watcher and will auto restart webserver when files are changed
• go run . migrate [status|up|down|create|etc...]
  • Runs goose migrations, see goose's documentation for more details
• go run . rename [package-name]
  • If you want to change your package name from gin-n-juice to something else. It will update the go.mod and all .go file imports
• go run . test
  • Run tests on all routes and models
• go run . seed
  • Run the seeders specified in ./seeders/main.go
• go run . generator -type [model|resource] -name [ex:user] -fields [name:type,name:type,...]
  • -fields is only used with model type
  • resource creates standard API endpoints for the name (create,update,delete,list,view)
  • use singular names, the name will automatically be pluralized when needed (example: user not users)
  • Example: go run . generator -type model -name book -fields title:string,category_id:uint,pages:uint
    • Creates a single file book.go in the /models directory
  • Example: go run . generator -type resource -name book
    • Creates a new directory /routes/books
    • Creates five files in that directory
      • create.go, delete.go, get.go, list.go, update.go