GoProxy

GoProxy is a module proxy server for golang. It provide a datastore to store your private go packages from gitlab.

Getting Started

First, you need to copy the configuration file from etc/goproxy.example.yaml and name it as etc/goproxy.yaml

$ cp etc/goproxy.example.yaml etc/goproxy.yaml

Then, you could modify it by yourself according to your environment. It maybe like below:

$ vim etc/goproxy.yaml

port: 8078                             # which port you want to use for goproxy
gitlabs:
- domain: "test.proxy.org"             # your domain name
  endpoint: http://127.0.0.1:30000     # your gitlab endpoint
  token: <Token>                       # your gitlab token which have permission to access gitlab api
storage:
  provider: local                      # what kind of backend storage you want to use. supported: local, s3(in the future)
  local:
    path: tmp/                         # what dirctory you want to store your go packages

Finally, start goproxy service.

$ goproxy -c etc/goproxy.yaml start

If you don't provide -c flag. it will read /etc/goproxy/goproxy.yaml path by default.

Installation

Binary

Prerequisites

• Golang >=16

You just need to use make command to build go proxy binary

$ make

If you want to build binary and container image at one time. You can use make all command to build them.

$ make all

Docker

You can use make build-image commnad to build container image. It will build binary based on golang:1.17.3 image and copy it on the other container which is baes on alpine:latest And running go proxy service on it.

$ make build-image

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