Go Cookbook. Build modular, readable and testable Applications in Go PDF
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Go Cookbook Build modular, readable and testable applications in Go Aaron Torres BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI Go Cookbook Copyright © 2017 Packt Publishing First published: June 2017 Production reference: 1240617 Published by Packt Publishing Ltd. Livery Place 35 Livery Street Birmingham B3 2PB, UK. ISBN 978-1-78328-683-6 www.packtpub.com Contents Preface 1 Chapter 1: I/O and File Systems 7 Introduction 7 Using the common I/O interfaces 8 Getting ready 8 How to do it... 9 How it works... 12 Using the bytes and strings packages 12 Getting ready 12 How to do it... 12 How it works... 16 Working with directories and files 16 Getting ready 17 How to do it... 17 How it works... 20 Working with the CSV format 21 Getting ready 21 How to do it... 21 How it works... 26 Working with temporary files 26 Getting ready 26 How to do it... 27 How it works... 28 Working with text/template and HTML/templates 28 Getting ready 29 How to do it... 29 How it works... 35 Chapter 2: Command-Line Tools 36 Introduction 36 Using command-line flags 37 Getting ready 37 How to do it... 37 How it works... 41 Using command-line arguments 41 Getting ready 41 How to do it... 41 How it works... 45 Reading and setting environment variables 45 Getting ready 45 How to do it... 45 How it works... 49 Configuration using TOML, YAML, and JSON 49 Getting ready 49 How to do it... 50 How it works... 55 Working with Unix pipes 56 Getting ready 56 How to do it... 56 How it works... 58 Catching and handling signals 58 Getting ready 58 How to do it... 59 How it works... 61 An ANSI coloring application 61 Getting ready 61 How to do it... 61 How it works... 64 Chapter 3: Data Conversion and Composition 65 Introduction 65 Converting data types and interface casting 66 Getting ready 66 How to do it... 66 How it works... 70 Working with numeric data types using math and math/big 70 Getting ready 70 How to do it... 71 How it works... 74 Currency conversions and float64 considerations 74 Getting ready 74 How to do it... 74 How it works... 78 Using pointers and SQL NullTypes for encoding and decoding 78 Getting ready 78 How to do it... 79 How it works... 84 Encoding and decoding Go data 84 Getting ready 84 How to do it... 84 How it works... 88 Struct tags and basic reflection in Go 88 Getting ready 89 How to do it... 89 How it works... 94 Implementing collections via closures 94 Getting ready 94 How to do it... 95 How it works... 98 Chapter 4: Error Handling in Go 99 Introduction 99 Handling errors and the Error interface 100 Getting ready 100 How to do it... 100 How it works... 103 Using the pkg/errors package and wrapping errors 103 Getting ready 103 How to do it... 103 How it works... 106 Using the log package and understanding when to log errors 107 Getting ready 107 How to do it... 107 How it works... 110 Structured logging with the apex and logrus packages 110 Getting ready 111 How to do it... 111 How it works... 114 Logging with the context package 114 Getting ready 114 How to do it... 114 How it works... 117 Using package-level global variables 118 Getting ready 118 How to do it... 118 How it works... 121 Catching panics for long running processes 121 Getting ready 121 How to do it... 121 How it works... 123 Chapter 5: All about Databases and Storage 124 Introduction 124 The database/sql package with MySQL 125 Getting ready 125 How to do it... 125 How it works... 129 Executing a database transaction interface 129 Getting ready 130 How to do it... 130 How it works... 134 Connection pooling, rate limiting, and timeouts for SQL 134 Getting ready 134 How to do it... 134 How it works... 137 Working with Redis 137 Getting ready 137 How to do it... 138 How it works... 141 Using NoSQL with MongoDB and mgo 141 Getting ready 142 How to do it... 142 How it works... 144 Creating storage interfaces for data portability 145 Getting ready 145 How to do it... 145 How it works... 148 Chapter 6: Web Clients and APIs 150 Introduction 150 Initializing, storing, and passing http.Client structs 151 Getting ready 151 How to do it... 151 How it works... 155 Writing a client for a REST API 155 Getting ready 155 How to do it... 156 How it works... 158 Executing parallel and async client requests 159 Getting ready 159 How to do it... 159 How it works... 161 Making use of OAuth2 clients 162 Getting ready 162 How to do it... 162 How it works... 165 Implementing an OAuth2 token storage interface 166 Getting ready 166 How to do it... 166 How it works... 171 Wrapping a client in added functionality and function composition 172 Getting ready 172 How to do it... 173 How it works... 176 Understanding GRPC clients 177 Getting ready 177 How to do it... 177 How it works... 181 Chapter 7: Microservices for Applications in Go 182 Introduction 182 Working with web handlers, requests, and ResponseWriters 183 Getting ready 183 How to do it... 184 How it works... 186 Using structs and closures for stateful handlers 187 Getting ready 187 How to do it... 187 How it works... 191 Validating input for Go structs and user inputs 192 Getting ready 192 How to do it... 192 How it works... 196 Rendering and content negotiation 196 Getting ready 196 How to do it... 197 How it works... 199 Implementing and using middleware 200 Getting ready 200 How to do it... 200 How it works... 204 Building a reverse proxy application 204 Getting ready 204 How to do it... 205 How it works... 208 Exporting GRPC as a JSON API 208 Getting ready 208 How to do it... 208 How it works... 214 Chapter 8: Testing 215 Introduction 215 Mocking using the standard library 216 Getting ready 216 How to do it... 216 How it works... 220 Using the Mockgen package 220 Getting ready 220 How to do it... 220 How it works... 224 Using table-driven tests to improve coverage 224 Getting ready 225 How to do it... 225 How it works... 227 Using third-party testing tools 227 Getting ready 227 How to do it... 228 How it works... 231 Practical fuzzing 232 Getting ready 232 How to do it... 232 How it works... 235 Behavior testing using Go 236 Getting ready 236 How to do it... 236 How it works... 240 Chapter 9: Parallelism and Concurrency 241 Introduction 241 Using channels and the select statement 242 Getting ready 242 How to do it... 242 How it works... 245 Performing async operations with sync.WaitGroup 245 Getting ready 245 How to do it... 246 How it works... 249 Using atomic operations and mutex 249 Getting ready 249 How to do it... 250 How it works... 253 Using the context package 253 Getting ready 254 How to do it... 254 How it works... 256 Executing state management for channels 257 Getting ready 257 How to do it... 257 How it works... 261 Using the worker pool design pattern 261 Getting ready 261 How to do it... 261 How it works... 265 Using workers to create pipelines 266 Getting ready 266 How to do it... 266 How it works... 271 Chapter 10: Distributed Systems 272 Introduction 272 Using service discovery with Consul 273 Getting ready 273 How to do it... 273 How it works... 276 Implementing basic consensus using Raft 277 Getting ready 277 How to do it... 277 How it works... 283 Using containerization with Docker 283 Getting ready 284 How to do it... 284 How it works... 287 Orchestration and deployment strategies 288 Getting ready 288 How to do it... 288 How it works... 290 Monitoring applications 291 Getting ready 291 How to do it... 291 How it works... 294 Collecting metrics 294 Getting ready 294 How to do it... 294 How it works... 297 Chapter 11: Reactive Programming and Data Streams 298 Introduction 298 Goflow for dataflow programming 299 Getting ready 299 How to do it... 299 How it works... 302 Reactive programming with RxGo 303 Getting ready 303 How to do it... 303 How it works... 306 Using Kafka with Sarama 306 Getting ready 306 How to do it... 307 How it works... 309 Using async producers with Kafka 310 Getting ready 310 How to do it... 310 How it works... 313 Connecting Kafka to Goflow 313 Getting ready 314
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