For linux:
$ wget -O candi https://storage.googleapis.com/agungdp/bin/candi/candi-linux && chmod +x candi && sudo mv candi /usr/local/bin $ candi For macOS:
$ wget -O candi https://storage.googleapis.com/agungdp/bin/candi/candi-osx && chmod +x candi && mv candi /usr/local/bin $ candi For windows:
https://storage.googleapis.com/agungdp/bin/candi/candi-x64.exe (64 bit) or https://storage.googleapis.com/agungdp/bin/candi/candi-x86.exe (32 bit) Or build binary from source:
$ go install github.com/golangid/candi/cmd/candi@latest $ candi Flag options:
$ candi --help Usage of candi: -add-handler [project generator] add handler in delivery module in service -add-module [project generator] add module in service -init [project generator] init service -init-monorepo [project generator] init monorepo codebase -libraryname string [project generator] define library name (default "github.com/golangid/candi"), you can custom set to CANDI_CLI_PACKAGES global environment variable -monorepo-name string [project generator] set monorepo project name (default "monorepo") -output string [project generator] directory to write project to (default is service name) -packageprefix string [project generator] define package prefix -protooutputpkg string [project generator] define generated proto output target (if using grpc), with prefix is your go.mod -run [service runner] run selected service or all service in monorepo -scope string [project generator] set scope 1 for init service, 2 for add module(s), 3 for add delivery handler(s) in module, 4 for init monorepo codebase, 5 for run multiple service in monorepo -service string Describe service name (if run multiple services, separate by comma) -version print version -withgomod [project generator] generate go.mod or not (default true) $ candi 
$ cd {{service_name}} $ make run If include GRPC handler, run $ make proto for generate rpc files from proto (must install protoc compiler min version libprotoc 3.14.0)
- Example Cron worker in delivery layer (Static Scheduler)
- Example Kafka consumer in delivery layer (Event Driven Handler)
- Example Redis subscriber in delivery layer (Dynamic Scheduler)
- Example Task queue worker in delivery layer
- Example Postgres event listener in delivery layer
- Example RabbitMQ consumer in delivery layer (Event Driven Handler and Dynamic Scheduler)
Plugin: Candi Plugin
Example microservices project using this library: Backend Microservices
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Tracing
- Using Jaeger for trace distributed system in microservices.
- Using Jaeger for trace distributed system in microservices.
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Graceful Shutdown for all servers and workers
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Add task queue worker like celery and add UI for manage task queue worker=> https://github.com/agungdwiprasetyo/task-queue-worker-dashboard - Add Documentation
/can·di/ lihat! beliau membangun seribu candi dalam satu malam.
A big thank you to all contributors!