Domain Driven Architecture (DDA)

Stack

• Golang
• ORM: SQLC
• Database: PostgreSQL
• Deployment: Docker
• Clean Code

Project Structure

• Dockerfile: The Dockerfile to build your Go application image.
• Makefile: Makefile for automating tasks like building, running, and testing the application.
• app.env: Environment file containing configuration variables for your application.
• cmd: Directory containing the main Go application entry point.
  • main.go: The main entry point of your Go application.
• config: Directory to store configuration-related code.
  • config.go: Configuration file or package for loading and managing application configuration.
• docker-compose.yaml: Docker Compose file for managing multi-container deployments.
• go.mod: Go module file containing module dependencies and version information.
• go.sum: Go module file containing checksums of the dependencies.
• internal: Directory containing internal application packages.
  • ad: Directory for the ad-related packages.
    • handler: HTTP handlers for ad-related endpoints.
    • model: Structs representing the ad domain model.
    • repository: Database repository implementation for ad entities.
    • service: Business logic or service layer for ad-related operations.
  • user: Directory for the user-related packages.
    • handler: HTTP handlers for user-related endpoints.
    • model: Structs representing the user domain model.
    • repository: Database repository implementation for user entities.
    • service: Business logic or service layer for user-related operations.
• pkg: Directory for shared application packages or libraries.
  • db: Directory for database-related code.
    • orm: Directory for database migrations and SQL queries.
    • postgres: PostgreSQL database connection package.
• start.sh: Script for starting your application.
• wait-for.sh: Script for handling dependencies, such as waiting for the database to be ready.
• web: Directory for web-related code.
  • middleware: Contains middleware functions used in your web application, such as authentication and logging.