Go backend for Cron

• Check main repo for details about the project.

Running the Project Locally

Clone the repository

• git clone https://github.com/ushiradineth/cron-be

Environment variables

• Check the .env.example file for the required environment variables.
• Use cp .env.example .env to create the .env file.

Start the Postgres Database

• Run docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up -d to start the Postgres Database and Adminer.
• Wait for a moment for the database to initialize.

Connect to the database

• You can use Adminer, a web-based administration tool included in the setup, to manage your database. Access Adminer at localhost:9090.
• In Adminer, use the following credentials:
  • Server: postgres:5432
  • Username: cron
  • Password: password
  • Database: cron

Run Database Migrations

• Run make db_up to run the latest Database Migration.

Run the Go Server

• Run go run . to start the Cron Go HTTP Server.

Build Docker Image

Create Environment variables

• Check the .env.example file for the required environment variables.
• Use cp .env.example .env.production to create the .env.production file.

Build the image

• Run docker build -t cron-be:prod -f Dockerfile . to build the image.

Run the image using Docker Compose

• Uncomment the cron-be service in docker-compose.yml.
• Run docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up -d to start the Postgres Database, Adminer, and the Cron Go HTTP Server.