wrappd.sh, wrapped tool for all the guys living in a b&w world
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wrappd.sh

Wrapped tool for the guys living in a b&w world.

Config

Copy the env.sample in .env and set up the variables:

$ cp env.sample .env
# Docker
DOCKER_ENV=production
PROJECT_NAME=heating-monitor
FIXME

Docker

This project can be easily run on Docker:

$ make build
$ make rebuild
$ make start

The Makefile has been configured to facilitate the build and execution of Docker with the --build-arg argument, which passes the DOCKER_ENV environment variable to determine the environment. This variable is read from the .env file:

--build-arg DOCKER_ENV=${DOCKER_ENV}: This variable is used to determine the execution environment (local or production), affecting both the binary build process and the container's behavior.

If DOCKER_ENV is set to production it should execute the binary, whereas if set to local it will run with air to enable reloads during development, among other things.

Comands

$ go run cmd/web/main.go

Dependencies

Ensure your dependencies are installed:

$ go mod tidy

Skel project

.
├── cmd/
│   ├── web/            # Command for the web to init
├── internal/
│   ├── web/            # Web logic (routes, controller...)
├── result/             # Place for storing the results
├── upload/             # Temporal place for storing the uploads (inmediately removed)
├── .env.sample         # Sample environment file
└── README.md           # This file
└── Dockerfile          # Requirement for the docker container to be built
└── docker-compose.yml  # Docker orchestration file
└── Makefile            # Helper for the project to be run/build/stop...

Contribs

TBD