func init() {
u := UserService{}
u.Register()
// Optionally, you can install the Swagger Service which provides a nice Web UI on your REST API
// You need to download the Swagger HTML5 assets and change the FilePath location in the config below.
// Open <your_app_id>.appspot.com/apidocs and enter http://<your_app_id>.appspot.com/apidocs.json in the api input field.
config := swagger.Config{
WebServices: restful.RegisteredWebServices(), // you control what services are visible
WebServicesUrl: getGaeURL(),
ApiPath: "/apidocs.json",
// Optionally, specifiy where the UI is located
SwaggerPath: "/apidocs/",
// GAE support static content which is configured in your app.yaml.
// This example expect the swagger-ui in static/swagger so you should place it there :)
SwaggerFilePath: "static/swagger"}
swagger.InstallSwaggerService(config)
}
func main() {
u := UserService{map[string]User{}}
u.Register()
// Optionally, you can install the Swagger Service which provides a nice Web UI on your REST API
// You need to download the Swagger HTML5 assets and change the FilePath location in the config below.
// Open http://localhost:8080/apidocs and enter http://localhost:8080/apidocs.json in the api input field.
config := swagger.Config{
WebServices: restful.RegisteredWebServices(), // you control what services are visible
WebServicesUrl: "http://localhost:8080",
ApiPath: "/apidocs.json",
// Optionally, specifiy where the UI is located
SwaggerPath: "/apidocs/",
SwaggerFilePath: "/Users/emicklei/Projects/swagger-ui/dist"}
swagger.InstallSwaggerService(config)
log.Printf("start listening on localhost:8080")
log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil))
}
func init() {
u := ProfileApi{Path: "/profiles"}
u.register()
// Optionally, you can install the Swagger Service which provides a nice Web UI on your REST API
// You need to download the Swagger HTML5 assets and change the FilePath location in the config below.
// Open <your_app_id>.appspot.com/apidocs and enter
// Place the Swagger UI files into a folder called static/swagger if you wish to use Swagger
// http://<your_app_id>.appspot.com/apidocs.json in the api input field.
// For testing, you can use http://localhost:8080/apidocs.json
config := swagger.Config{
// You control what services are visible
WebServices: restful.RegisteredWebServices(),
WebServicesUrl: gaeUrl(),
ApiPath: "/apidocs.json",
// Optionally, specifiy where the UI is located
SwaggerPath: "/apidocs/",
// GAE support static content which is configured in your app.yaml.
// This example expect the swagger-ui in static/swagger so you should place it there :)
SwaggerFilePath: "static/swagger"}
swagger.InstallSwaggerService(config)
}
func main() {
dbcon, err := database.GetDatabaseConnection()
if err != nil {
logger.Panicln(err)
}
defer dbcon.Close()
analyser := NewAnalyser(dbcon, redis.NewPool(func() (redis.Conn, error) { return database.GetRedisConnection(getredisconnect()) }, 10))
restful.DefaultResponseMimeType = restful.MIME_JSON
restful.DefaultContainer.EnableContentEncoding(true)
restful.Add(NewAnalyseOGDATRESTService(analyser))
config := swagger.Config{
WebServicesUrl: discoveryhost(),
ApiPath: "/swaggerdoc",
SwaggerPath: "/doc/",
SwaggerFilePath: "swagger-ui/dist/",
WebServices: restful.RegisteredWebServices()}
swagger.InstallSwaggerService(config)
logger.Printf("analyser (%s) listening on port %s\n", AppID, portbinding())
go func() {
logger.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":"+portbinding(), nil))
}()
var datachange, urlchange chan []byte
var heartbeatchannel chan bool
populatedatasetinfo := func() {
if err := analyser.populatedatasetinfo(); err != nil {
logger.Panicln(err)
}
}
if !isonlyweb() {
heartbeatchannel = heartbeat(getheartbeatinterval())
<-heartbeatchannel // Wait for the first heartbeat, so the logging in the database is properly set up
populatedatasetinfo()
datachange = analyser.listenredischannel(watcherappid + ":DataChange")
urlchange = analyser.listenredischannel(watcherappid + ":UrlChange")
}
for {
select {
case <-urlchange:
// = REMARK =
// Naive approach here. If a URLChange or DataChange event is triggered,
// the whole analytic database will be recreated. It would be better to trace
// only the affected datasets and only create the relevant statistic.
// In future, urlchange/datachange might contain a JSON-encoded []byte which contains
// the affected IDs
logger.Println("Received URL change notice, re-generating database analysis")
populatedatasetinfo()
case <-datachange:
logger.Println("Received Data change notice, re-generating database analysis")
populatedatasetinfo()
case <-heartbeatchannel:
logger.Println("Idle")
}
}
}