A simple to uses, deploys anywhere boilerplate to get you going in GO and GraphQL.
Example: https://go-graphql-boilerplate.herokuapp.com/
Get started by installing GO and Node(NPM), then cloneing this repo.
Once cloned, install the GO dependencies:
> go get ./...
CD into the frontend directory and install the NPM dependencies:
> npm install
Create A .env file in the root of the project, feel free to copy or rename the .env.example file. This is pre-configured for use with the docker-compose.yml file provied.
Configure a combination of the following properties:
DATABASE_URL="postgres://postgres@localhost:54320/postgres"
POSTGRESS_ADDRESS="localhost:54320"
JWT_SECRET="your-jwt-secret"
GO_SERVES_STATIC="true"
ENVIRONMENT="development"
PORT="8080"
OR
POSTGRESS_ADDRESS="localhost:54320"
POSTGRESS_DATABASE="postgres"
POSTGRESS_USER="postgres"
POSTGRESS_PASSWORD=""
JWT_SECRET="your-jwt-secret"
GO_SERVES_STATIC="true"
ENVIRONMENT="development"
PORT="8080"
Both of the above configs are valid for the docker-compose.yml file provided. To spin up your DB, run:
> docker-compose up -d
Now we can start the GO backend. In if ENVIRONMENT is set to development, we will get auto rebuilding of the frontend.
You have a few options for deploying the boilerplate out of the box: