RabbitMQ Order Processing with Go

This project showcases an order processing system implemented using RabbitMQ as the message broker and the Go programming language. The system consists of a producer that sends orders to a RabbitMQ queue and a consumer that processes those orders and updates their status.

Features

Order Submission: The producer application sends example orders to the RabbitMQ queue, simulating incoming orders for processing.
Order Processing: The consumer application listens to the RabbitMQ queue and processes orders as they arrive. It updates the order status and performs necessary actions based on the order content.
Real-time Communication: RabbitMQ ensures efficient communication and coordination between the producer and consumer, allowing orders to be processed in near real-time.
Scalability: The RabbitMQ architecture supports scalability, allowing you to add more consumers as needed to handle increased order volumes.
Asynchronous Processing: Orders are processed asynchronously, reducing the likelihood of delays and bottlenecks in the system.
Fault Tolerance: RabbitMQ provides features like message acknowledgments and durable queues, ensuring that messages are not lost even in the event of system failures.
Simple Setup: The project includes a straightforward setup process, enabling you to quickly get started with RabbitMQ and Go.
Easy Customization: You can easily modify the producer and consumer applications to suit your specific business requirements and integrate them into your existing systems.

Requirements

Docker Compose

Go (1.13+ recommended)
RabbitMQ (running locally or on a reachable server)
MySQL (runnling locally or on a reachable server)

Getting Started

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/BaseMax/RabbitMQOrderGo.git
cd RabbitMQOrderGo

download rependencies:

go mod tidy

Copy example config and change it

cp .env.example .env

Start the project by docker:

docker-compose up -d

NOTE: producer and consumer was located on one application. One endpoint will produce and another will consume.

Note for debugging

You can vendor all dependencies before using docker build. This will speed up your build process.

go mod vendor

You can just up MySQL and RabbitMQ server and then change temporary your app configuration for using this servers.

docker-compose down
docker-compose up db rabbit -d

RABBIT_HOSTNAME=localhost MYSQL_HOSTNAME=localhost go run .

Check localhost:1567 for RabbitMQ manager.
Use testutils.sh.

Source it on your shell

. testutils.sh

Export TOKEN

TOKEN="token"

Use its functions to create mock data on database.

getToken
fakeOrders
completeOrders
calcelOrders
fakeRefunds

You can track RabbitMQ manager during calling functions.

API

Health Check

Endpoint: /health

Method: GET

Description: Health check endpoint to verify the server's status.

Admin Only

Register

Endpoint: /register

Method: POST

Description: Register endpoint to save a new user.

Login

Endpoint: /login

Method: POST

Description: Login endpoint to verify user authority and return JWT token.

Refresh

Endpoint: /refresh

Method: POST

Description: Refresh endpoint for refreshing user token.

Get All Users

Endpoint: /users

Method: GET

Description: Sumbit all users.

Admin Only

Edit User

Endpoint: /user/:id

Method: PUT

Description: Update content of a user.

Admin Only

Create Order

Endpoint: /orders

Method: POST

Description: Submit an order for processing.

Fetch Order

Endpoint: /orders/:id

Method: GET

Description: Retrieve the status of a specific order.

Fetch All Orders

Endpoint: /orders

Method: GET

Description: Retrieve the status of a specific order.

Edit Order

Endpoint: /orders/:id

Method: PUT

Description: Update the status of a specific order.

Order Status

Endpoint: /orders/:id/status

Method: GET

Description: Update the status of a specific order.

Cancel Order

Endpoint: /orders/:id/cancel

Method: POST

Description: Update the status of a specific order.

First Order

Endpoint: /orders/fist

Method: GET

Description: Browse first available order from queue.

Admin Only

Complete Order

Endpoint: /orders/first/done

Method: POST

Description: Complete first available order from queue and dequeue it.

Admin Only

Delete Order

Endpoint: /orders/:id

Method: DELETE

Description: Delete a specific order.

Admin Only

Create Refund

Endpoint: /refunds/:order_id

Method: POST

Description: Request a refund for a specific order.

Fetch Refund

Endpoint: /refunds/:id

Method: GET

Description: Retrieve a specific refund.

Fetch All Refunds

Endpoint: /refunds

Method: GET

Description: Retrieve all refunds.

Refund Status

Endpoint: /refunds/:id/status

Method: GET

Description: Check the status of a refund request for a specific order.

Cancel Refund

Endpoint: /refunds/:id/cancel

Method: POST

Description: Cancel a refund.

First Refund

Endpoint: /refunds/first

Method: GET

Description: Browse first available refund from queue.

Admin Only

Complete Refund

Endpoint: /refunds/first/done

Method: POST

Description: Process first available refund from queue and dequeue it.

Admin Only

Delete Refund

Endpoint: /refunds/:id

Method: DELETE

Description: Delete a specific refund.

Admin Only

Method	Endpoints	Description
POST	/register	Register endpoint to save a new user.
POST	/login	Login endpoint to verify user authority and return JWT token.
POST	/refresh	Refresh endpoint for refreshing user token.
POST	/orders	Submit an order for processing.
GET	/orders/:id	Retrieve the status of a specific order.
GET	/orders	Retrieve the status of a specific order.
PUT	/orders/:id	Update the status of a specific order.
GET	/orders/:id/status	Get the status of a specific order.
POST	/orders/:id/cancel	Cancel specific order.
GET	/orders/fist	Browse first available order from queue.
POST	/orders/first/done	Complete first available order from queue and dequeue it.
DELETE	/orders/:id	Delete a specific order.
POST	/refunds/:order_id	Request a refund for a specific order.
GET	/refunds/:id	Retrieve a specific refund.
GET	/refunds	Retrieve all refunds.
GET	/refunds/:id/status	Check the status of a refund request for a specific order.
POST	/refunds/:id/cancel	Cancel a refund.
GET	/refunds/first	Browse first available refund from queue.
POST	/refunds/first/done	Process first available refund from queue and dequeue it.
DELETE	/refunds/:id	Delete a specific refund.
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Database models

type User struct {
	ID       uint   `gorm:"primaryKey" json:"id"`
	Password string `gorm:"not null" json:"pass"`
	Username string `gorm:"unique;not null" json:"user"`
	Email    string `gorm:"unique;not null" json:"email"`
}

type Order struct {
	ID          uint   `gorm:"primaryKey" json:"id"`
	UserID      uint   `json:"user_id"`
	Status      string `gorm:"not null;default:processing" json:"status"`
	Description string `gorm:"not null" json:"description"`

	User User `json:"-"`
}

type Refund struct {
	ID      uint   `gorm:"primaryKey" json:"id"`
	OrderID uint   `gorm:"not null;unique" json:"order_id"`
	Status  string `gorm:"not null;default:appending" json:"status"`

	Order Order `json:"-"`
}

Acknowledgements

This project is built using the rabbitmq/amqp091-go Go library for RabbitMQ communication. Special thanks to the library authors and the Go community for their contributions.

Feel free to customize and expand upon this project to meet your specific use case and business requirements. If you have any questions or suggestions, please open an issue or pull request in this repository.

Enjoy processing orders efficiently with RabbitMQ and Go!

# README

RabbitMQ Order Processing with Go

Features

Requirements

Getting Started

Note for debugging

API

Health Check

Register

Login

Refresh

Get All Users

Edit User

Create Order

Fetch Order

Fetch All Orders

Edit Order

Order Status

Cancel Order

First Order

Complete Order

Delete Order

Create Refund

Fetch Refund

Fetch All Refunds

Refund Status

Cancel Refund

First Refund

Complete Refund

Delete Refund

Database models

Acknowledgements

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