Websocket Go Boilerplate

Case 1: Publish Message and Receive a Result

Easy Websocket Boilerplate in Go

• This version was adapted from eranyanay

How it Works

• Publish messages on server and receive a result of your use case and business rules back with a simple full-duplex message at TCP connections
• Send messages with a default AUTH_HEADER environment and receive again a result for this publish

Case 2: Publish to All Clients

• Publish a message to all TCP active connections. This example is common when you need to send to all clients a state or a new notify message about a new content and you need update your app with this

Case 3: Publish to A Specific User

• Publish a message to a specific user with TCP active connections. This example is common when you need to send to a user about changes in your contents, process, states or rules.

Subject

• This code was developed to handle many requests and simultaneous connections

Running at local environment

Change Your .env.example and copy to another file named .env

• Install Postgresql and create your database with the same DB_DATABASE_NAME value in your .env file

Execute Migrations. Example in PostgreSQL

• Run:

    go run src/infra/migration/setup.go

Run your server

• Run:

    go run server.go

Executing Client 1 case

• Run:

    go run src/examples/execute-use-case/client.go YourUserId

Executing Client 2 case

• Estabilish a Single Connection:

    go run src/examples/connect/client.go YourUserId

• Run:

    go run src/examples/write-to-all-clients/client.go YourUserId

Executing Client 3 case

• Estabilish a Single Connection:

    go run src/examples/connect/client.go YourUserId

• Run:

    go run src/examples/write-to-an-user/client.go YourUserId

To do

• For further security rules, add auth header as JWT and valid iss and exp with low timestamp tls