To run app via docker containers, use the command:
docker compose upIf you want to use nightly images, you can pull and run all images from dockerhub:
To run unit tests:
make testThe backend features an intricate microservices architecture, with each service having its own database and seamless interaction through APIs. For detailed APIs, check the /proto folder
The server component uses the grpc protocol, enabling exclusive communication among microservices through grpc. Users can choose between grpc and the Restful API via the grpc-gateway mechanism
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The user service is vital for storing and modifying user information
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The cart service manages cart details and items, addressing prolonged product storage with a worker. The worker, accessing Redis, cleans up the cart and returns products periodically
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The product service is key for managing product information, ensuring product deletions reflect in associated cart items. Also the service stores information about the discount in Redis with a user-defined life time
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The order service oversees order data, allowing status changes and user order cancellations within 24 hours. Upon order or part deletion, all products are returned
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The gateway service acts as a user facade and authorizes requests, directing them to the necessary microservices for streamlined system functionality
All project documentation is in the /docs folder, e.g. swagger documentation, ER diagrams and so on
Also, when you run the application under the path /api/v1/swagger, you can see the swagger ui and play around with the application api
gprc protocol was used for server and client side, also from grpc ecosystem I used grpc-gateway and protoc
For unit tests:
To work with the databases:
For working with configuration files: cleanenv
Logger: zerolog
Linters:
Swagger: swaggerui
RBAC: gorbac
Validation: validator
JWT: jwt-go
- MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)