TODO_GO is a simple todo
API created in Golang with a minimum number of dependencies and configuration.
Content
Inspiration
As many times, when you want to start a new frontend project, you will need to create or to find a simple backend API to structure your application. Usually using something like The Rick and Morty API which is very complete, but doesn't allow you make any change on the API. In this case, you will be able to use the API and change it as much as you need.
Prerequisites
In order to run this project you will need Go v1.17 installed on your local environment: Golang.
Also you will need to create a database in MongoDB. To do this you can install MonogoDB on your computer or use a free cloud solution: MongoDB.
Installation
1. Clone the project
Clone this project using the following command:
git clone [email protected]:AlejandroAcev/todo_go.git
2. Install the dependencies
Install all the required dependencies using:
go get ./...
3. Add the configuration
Add the required values to connect the API with the MongoDB database and the desired port in the .env
file:
PORT=8080
MONGO_PASS=MySecretPass
MONGO_URI=mongodb+srv://<your_user>:${MONGO_PASS}@mongogeneric.ujgee.mongodb.net/<database_name>?retryWrites=true&w=majority
4. Run the project
The simplest way to run the code is usgin the following command.
go run main.go
But if you prefer you can compile the code and generate an executable to run on your machine:
go build -o todo_go #or the name that you prefer
Routes
In order to connect your web application you can use any of the following endpoints:
GET /api/tasks # Shows all the task created
POST /api/task # Creates a new task with the specified data
GET /api/task/<id> # Shows the details of a specific task
POST | PUT /api/task/<id> # Modify/Update the task selected
DELETE /api/task/<id> # Delete the specified task
Also you can find a Thunder collection and a thunder environment file with all the required data and information to use the app.
Example of body for create a new task:
POST /api/task
{
"title": "Title example!",
"description": "This is a very long description",
"tags": ["Tag1", "Tag2"],
"completed": false
}
Credits
Alejandro Acevedo - @AlejandroAcev
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2022 Alejandro Acevedo
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