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Introduction

Rootx is a command line tool designed for simplifying administrative tasks by allowing users to execute commands with root privileges without the need to switch users. It offers a range of features including module creation, database migration, seeder generation, and more, making it ideal for automation and management of projects.

Or Installation by go get

  go get -u github.com/JubaerHossain/rootx

Run your app

   cmd
   ├── rootx
   │   ├── main.go

  package main

import (
	"github.com/JubaerHossain/rootx"
)

func main() {
	rootx.Run()
}

Usage/Examples

  go run ./cmd/rootx

create module

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A CLI tool for building RESTful APIs with Go

Select an option:
1. Create Module
2. Create Module with run
3. Create Migration
4. Create Seeder
5. Create Migration with Seeder
6. Apply Migrations
7. Run Seeders
8. Scaffold Auth
9. Run API Docs
0. Exit
Enter the command number: 1
Enter module name: users

create migration

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A CLI tool for building RESTful APIs with Go

Select an option:
1. Create Module
2. Create Module with run
3. Create Migration
4. Create Seeder
5. Create Migration with Seeder
6. Apply Migrations
7. Run Seeders
8. Scaffold Auth
9. Run API Docs
0. Exit
Enter the command number: 2
Enter migration name: users

create seeder

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A CLI tool for building RESTful APIs with Go

Select an option:
1. Create Module
2. Create Module with run
3. Create Migration
4. Create Seeder
5. Create Migration with Seeder
6. Apply Migrations
7. Run Seeders
8. Scaffold Auth
9. Run API Docs
0. Exit
Enter the command number: 3
Enter migration name: users

create migration with seeder

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A CLI tool for building RESTful APIs with Go

Select an option:
1. Create Module
2. Create Module with run
3. Create Migration
4. Create Seeder
5. Create Migration with Seeder
6. Apply Migrations
7. Run Seeders
8. Scaffold Auth
9. Run API Docs
0. Exit
Enter the command number: 4
Enter migration name: users

apply migrations

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A CLI tool for building RESTful APIs with Go

Select an option:
1. Create Module
2. Create Module with run
3. Create Migration
4. Create Seeder
5. Create Migration with Seeder
6. Apply Migrations
7. Run Seeders
8. Scaffold Auth
9. Run API Docs
0. Exit
Enter the command number: 5
Applying migrations...
Enter database user: postgres
Enter database password: password
Enter database host: localhost
Enter database port: 5433
Enter database name: starter_api

run seeders

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A CLI tool for building RESTful APIs with Go

Select an option:
1. Create Module
2. Create Module with run
3. Create Migration
4. Create Seeder
5. Create Migration with Seeder
6. Apply Migrations
7. Run Seeders
8. Scaffold Auth
9. Run API Docs
0. Exit
Enter the command number: 6
Applying migrations...
Enter database user: postgres
Enter database password: password
Enter database host: localhost
Enter database port: 5433
Enter database name: starter_api
  

generate api documentation

Add the following code in your main.go file

package main

import (
	_ "github.com/JubaerHossain/rootx/docs"
	httpSwagger "github.com/swaggo/http-swagger"
)


// rest of the code


func setupRoutes(application *app.App) http.Handler {

	// Register Swagger routes
	mux.Handle("/swagger/", httpSwagger.WrapHandler)
  
  
  
}

File upload documentation

• Add the following code in your codebase
• Here image is the name of the form field and foods is the folder name
• The uploaded file will be saved in the uploads/foods folder
• You can use local storage or can use S3 AWS
• set the following environment variable in the .env file

STORAGE_DISK=local // s3
STORAGE_PATH=storage
AWS_ACCESS_KEY=
AWS_SECRET_KEY=
AWS_REGION=ap-southeast-1
AWS_BUCKET=aws-bucket
AWS_ENDPOINT=https://s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com

• Example:

	imageMetadata, err := r.app.FileUpload.FileUpload(req, "image", "foods")  // "image" is the name of the form field and "foods" is the folder name
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("failed to upload image: %v", err)
	}

Create Auth Scaffold

- Example:

  go run ./cmd/rootx

Select an option:
1. Create Module
2. Create Module with run
3. Create Migration
4. Create Seeder
5. Create Migration with Seeder
6. Apply Migrations
7. Run Seeders
8. Scaffold Auth
9. Run API Docs
0. Exit
Enter the command number: 8

Auth

- Add the following code in your route.go
- will protected the routes
- Example :

router.Handle("GET /employees", middleware.LimiterMiddleware(middleware.AuthMiddleware(http.HandlerFunc(handler.GetEmployees))))

Database Connection

- Added postgres and mysql database connection
- By default, it will connect to the postgres database
- You can change the database connection by changing the database connection in .env file
- Example:

DB_TYPE=postgres // or mysql
DB_HOST=db_host
DB_PORT=db_port
DB_NAME=db_name
DB_USER=db_user
DB_PASSWORD=db_password

Authors

• @JubaerHossain

License

MIT