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This is the repository for the code talked about in our XXXX blog post.
The layout of the application is as follows:
src/config
- Package for configuration types and helpers.src/domain
- Houses all of our business logic types and functionality.src/domain/apm
- Provides an interface for an Application Peformance Monitoring server. We don’t actually set one up in the application, but it makes for a more interesting Wire setup.src/domain/todo
- Provides the Todo type and interfaces for interacting with them.src/domain/user
- Provides the User type and interfaces for interacting with them.src/infra
- Provides real world implementations of some domain interfaces. Infra packages are the actual infrastructure connections in the application. Subpackages provide an http server, a sql database connection along with repo implementations, and a fake apm implementation.src/todos
- The top level application package.main.go
- The main package that we compile.The top level wire.Build call in in src/todos/wire.go
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