This is a project for Golang exercises.

• Data structure solutions
• Dev interview: coding solutions
• Dev interview: examples
• Dev setup
• Go API example
• Go CLI example (TBD)
• Online coding examples | Golang Notes | Gotchas
• Package solutions
• Utilities

• About this project
  • How to build, test, and run
  • End-to-end tests
  • Documentation

• Learning Go

Installing Go may not be needed if you choose to use Docker. With running a go-coding container, you can clone this repo at any location on your disk, for example $HOME/projects, without having to set $GOPATH. And you can still access (e.g. for editing) the source code locally.

```
# assume in your projects folder
cd $HOME/projects
git clone https://github.com/dockerian/go-coding.git
cd go-coding
```

To build and run in docker container, see here.

The Makefile has included build, test, run targets. For example, to build, simply change to the project directory and run

make build # or ./build.sh

or to run tests

make test  # or ./run.sh test

• MessageSender test

  • In order to run the test, inject environment variables to set user, pass, recipient, e.g.

    MAIL_TO='[email protected]' \
    MAIL_USER='[email protected]' MAIL_PASS='pass!wd' \
    make e2e
    

    Default mail server (MAIL_HOST): smtp.office365.com.
    Default auth: MAIL_TLS=true (otherwise using just LoginAuth)
    Default sender (MAIL_USER): [email protected].
    And default recipient (MAIL_TO): [email protected].
    

This project uses godocdown and $(DOC_PACKAGES) in Makefile to generate documentations for some library packages

make doc

• awesome-go
• go books