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This update introduces a foundational CRUD application in Go, utilizing the Gin framework and GORM for database interactions. It includes user authentication and post management, connecting to a SQLite database and enabling features like registration, login, and post handling. The integration of HTMX enhances the user experience with dynamic content loading, creating a responsive interface.
File | Change Summary |
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main.go |
Implements a RESTful API for user registration, login, and post management; initializes SQLite. |
models/models.go |
Defines User and Post structs for database interaction with GORM. |
templates/index.html |
Introduces an HTML template for registration and login forms with asynchronous request handling. |
π° In fields of code, I hop and play,
With users and posts to brighten the day.
A new API blooms, like flowers in spring,
Register, login, let the fun begin!
With each little change, weβre building a dream,
Pay2Post shines bright, like a sweet, fluffy cream! πΌβ¨
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Related to #1
Add basic CRUD application setup for "pay2post" app using Golang, GORM, SQLite, and Gin.
Database Initialization and Routes Setup:
main.go
.main.go
.Handlers Implementation:
register
handler to handle user registration.login
handler to handle user login.createPost
handler to handle creating a post and payment processing.getPosts
handler to handle retrieving posts.updatePost
handler to handle updating a post.deletePost
handler to handle deleting a post.Database Models:
User
andPost
models inmodels/models.go
.Email
field toUser
model.Title
field toPost
model.Frontend with HTMX:
templates/index.html
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