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A website for my game dev stuff that supports chat, etc.
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Going to try quicktemplate for some of the site templates. 		3 weeks ago
migrations Have a mostly working API server in go that's talking to streams/index.html and related pages. 3 weeks ago
public I can now submit a form and store it in the database. 3 weeks ago
scratchpad More testing of the sqlx and squirrel database system, then added in goose for migrations. Pretty close to making a first version api. 3 weeks ago
.air.toml I can now submit a form and store it in the database. 3 weeks ago
.gitignore First commit of most of the pages laid out for the next phase. 4 weeks ago
LICENSE Initial commit 4 weeks ago
Makefile I can now submit a form and store it in the database. 3 weeks ago
README.md Install godoc for great docs goodness. 3 weeks ago
go.mod Going to try quicktemplate for some of the site templates. 3 weeks ago
go.sum Going to try quicktemplate for some of the site templates. 3 weeks ago
main.go Can now do basic validations of form submits. 3 weeks ago
setup.sql Have a mostly working API server in go that's talking to streams/index.html and related pages. 3 weeks ago

README.md

zedshaw.games

This is a learning projects for me to learn Go. It's a simple website that serves past stream information, a place to post links during stream, and the games I've made while live streaming.

Getting godoc To Work

There's a built-in command go doc but there's also a more advanced tool by Google called godoc. I know, amazing naming. Anyway, to get it you do this:

go get --tool go.googlesource.com/tools/godoc@latest

You can then run it and start indexing everything you've installed and also yourprojects packages, plus get a nice web browser based search page to view the docs:

go tool godoc -http=localhost:6060 -index

NOTE: Google doesn't know how the internet works so you have to use localhost:PORT and not 127.0.0.1:PORT when you run this.

After that it'll take some time to index everything but you can already start browsing the APIs you need, and your project's stuff is in the Third Party section.