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github.com/samvimes01/news-api-go-app
All credits to @freshman starter files
Tutorial: https://freshman.tech/web-development-with-go/
What was changed:
X-Api-Key
in request header instead of queryTODO - refactor noodles into several files
You need to have Go installed on your computer. Or you may use docker and docker compose for dev purpose
$ git clone https://github.com/samvimes01/news-api-go-app
$ cd news-api-go-app
$ docker compose up
$ fly auth login
$ flyctl launch // No for deploy since there are env secrets
$ fly secrets set NEWS_API_KEY=blah // het your key at newsapi.org; secrets are available ar runtime as env vars
$ flyctl deploy
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