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refactor: The main function and some writes what I think is a better practice #68

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@uptutu uptutu commented Oct 9, 2022

Thanks for this repo. I have learnt a lot from it.

I have also tried to modify some of the code to my current knowledge to try to make the whole repository more like a Go project as I know it.

I look forward to discussing some of the relevant changes with you under this PR.

ref: uber-go style guide

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Ajilagi commented Oct 9, 2022

to bring the project closer to the Go project

What&which "Go project" do you mean? I think there is no standard project layout that initially came from Go / Go authors.

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uptutu commented Oct 9, 2022

What&which "Go project" do you mean? I think there is no standard project layout that initially came from Go / Go authors.

This is a good question, it is true that there is no official standard, and what I have is simply a style that I think is better, I guess.

Like what this repo is showing, or trying to express, I'm just relying on some of the knowledge that I have and doing what I think is a better practice.

I am very sorry for my title. This is very careless.

@uptutu uptutu changed the title refactor: The main functions and some writes have been refactored to bring the project closer to the Go project refactor: The main function and some writes what I think is a better practice Oct 9, 2022
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bxcodec commented Dec 9, 2022

What do you think about applying the GolangCI linter?
Would it be help?

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defer func() {
if err := dbConn.Close(); err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
}()
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I think this is not correct, it will close the DB connection immediately when this function is called.

What you can do instead is pass the DBconn as a parameter.
And the DB close function can be called in after the server exit.

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