ComputerClub

ComputerClubApp

Table of Contents

• About
• Clone repo
• Technologies
• Quick start

About

This app is made for simulation of computer club system, which proccess events in file that is set at startup.

Clone repo

You can clone this repo to observe source code and run tests localy using this command (golang version 1.22.2 or higher):

git clone https://github.com/Razzle131/ComputerClub.git

Technologies

Project is created with:

• Golang version: 1.22.2

Quick start

Docker

This app could be builded and executed using docker:

• Clone repo

git clone https://github.com/Razzle131/ComputerClub.git

• use this command to build app docker image

docker build -t IMAGE-NAME .

replace the IMAGE-NAME with the name you want, memorize it to execute builded image later

• to execute programm use this programm, you will need to use volume to access file with source data

docker run -v /path/to/test/files/folder:/mnt/data IMAGE-NAME /mnt/data/testFilename

Example: docker run -v /home/myuser/myTestFiles/:/mnt/data foo /mnt/data/test_file
Assuming the example we connect folder /home/myuser/myTestFiles/ to our image, named "foo", and giving it as argument path inside volume with filename test_file

Build from source

Without Makefile

• Ensure that Go is installed on your machine and it`s version is equal or higther than 1.22.2

go version

• Clone repo

git clone https://github.com/Razzle131/ComputerClub.git

• Run code with example data

go run main.go test_file.txt

Using Makefile

• Ensure that Go is installed on your machine and it`s version is equal or higther than 1.22.2

go version

• Clone repo

git clone https://github.com/Razzle131/ComputerClub.git

• Now you can use commands make <command>
  • make build - builds source code into binary in binaries folder with the name set on bin by default
  • make build name=foo - builds source code into binary with name setted foo
  • make run - does "go run main.go"
  • make test - runs all unit tests
  • docker-build - builds docker image with name helloworldclub by default
  • docker-build image=foo - builds docker image with name "foo"
  • make docker-run - runs compiled image, sets image=helloworldclub and file=test_file.txt by default, you can change them adding after "...run" tags image= and file=