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github.com/fabric8-services/build-tool-detector
= Build Tool Detector Little service which will detect what build tool you are using.
=== Build [[build]]
==== Pre-requisites
link:https://golang.org/doc/install[Golang prerequisites] and $GOPATH
setup.
NOTE: Stick to Golang version 1.11 because of link:https://github.com/goadesign/goa/pull/1548[goa and golang 1.11]. Have a look how link:https://github.com/moovweb/gvm[Go Version Manager] can help you simplifying configuration and management of different versions of Go.
clone the repo in your GOPATH: [source,bash]
==== Build
This will perform following actions: fetch dependencies, generate Goa files from design folder, compile.
When in doubt just make help
.
where:
=== Test [[test]]
In order to continuously run the tests whenever code change occur execute following command from the root directory of the project:
and keep it running in the terminal.
=== Run [[run]]
Run the server:
NOTE: Our service's configuration uses viper. To setup dependent service like fabric8-auth prod or prod-preview, please check link:/config/configuration.go[configuration file] or set env variable like
BUILD_TOOL_DETECTOR_AUTH_URI
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