When you start writing a Go project, GoArcc helps to set up all the initial code boilerplate for your project. Initial boilerplate code means how you should organize your codebase and how you can write multiple services. We have support for REST, Graphql as well as gRPC.

It supports logging, tracing, health check, Jaeger, etc so that any developer will come and write services within a minute.

In short, GoArcc is a boilerplate setup codebase for any monolithic(Architecture) based web/mobile applications which later converted into microservices(Architecture).

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• client/* - clients for server dialing
  • grpcClient - grpcClient dials grpc server
• cmd/* - main application(s)
• config - application related configs
• db - postgres DB connection and adapters
• logger - global zap logger
• modules/* - embedded microservices, with structure:
  • external-svc - exposed apis logic implementation
  • internal-svc - unexposed apis logic implementation
  • models - database models, operations using gorm
  • pb - autogenerated files from .proto file
• protos - External required protos for internal protos
  • types - application related common proto types
• servers - all running servers
  • graphql - ms graphql registration and server invoke
  • grpc - ms grpc registration and server invoke
  • rest - ms rest registration and server invoke

• Project structure (mostly) follows Standard Go Project Layout.
• Easily testable code (thanks to The Clean Architecture).
• Graceful shutdown support.
• Example gRPC API:
  • External and internal APIs on different host/port.
  • gRPC services with and without token-based authentication.
  • API design (mostly) follows Google API Design Guide and Google API Improvement Proposals.
• Example graphQL API:
• Example REST API:
• Example tests, both unit and integration.
• Production logging using zap.
• Production metrics using Prometheus.
• Docker and docker-compose support.
• Smart test coverage report
• CI/CD setup for GitHub Actions.

• Go 1.16
• Docker 19.03+
• Docker Compose 1.25+

1. Clone the repo:

git clone [email protected]:deqode/GoArcc.git

2. After cloning the repo, review config.yml and update for your system as needed
3. Build to create GoArcc binary

make build

4. Run unit tests with

make test

You can find all the running servers at:

Jaeger UI:

http://localhost:16686

Health Trace:

http://localhost:8083/health/

Prometheus UI:

http://localhost:9090

Prometheus UI Metrics:

http://localhost:9090/metrics

Grpc Server:

http://localhost:8080

Graphql Server:

http://localhost:8081

Rest Server:

http://localhost:8082

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