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github.com/mdlayher/goat
NOTE: This was my first Go project, and there are plenty of strange/bad practices in the code. It does work, but please excuse the mess! :)
goat: Go __A__wesome __T__racker. BitTorrent tracker implementation, written in Go. MIT Licensed.
Full documentation for goat may be found on GoDoc.
For convenience, these links are provided to quickly jump to specific areas of documentation:
To download, build, and install goat, simply run:
go get github.com/mdlayher/goat
If using MySQL, the SQL schema files for goat can be found in res/mysql/
.
The database tables must be created manually before goat will run.
To build goat for use with ql, you can run:
go get -tags='ql' github.com/mdlayher/goat
The ql schema files and a tool to build the database can be found in res/ql
.
The ql database will be automatically copied from res/ql/goat.db
to ~/.config/goat/goat.db
.
If you'd like to contribute patches to goat, we'd love to have your help! There are a few requirements which we ask you follow when contributing:
make fmt
will call go fmt
,
golint
, and errcheck
to handle this automatically.make test
to verify each package works properly.Special thanks to the following for their help with the project:
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