Web service backing goboard, an app for faster multiplayer boardgame setup.

1. Fetch dependencies

   Everything you need is imported in meeple_mover.go, so go get it.

2. Install PostgreSQL

3. Create the database and schema

   pg_restore schema.psql

heroku create -b https://github.com/kr/heroku-buildpack-go.git

This will let the service set the HTTP headers that browsers require to allow Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS):

heroku config:set MEEPLE_MOVER_ORIGIN_URL=http://example.com

Copy the contents of your local DB to Heroku:

heroku pg:push $LOCAL_DB_NAME DATABASE_URL

Where:

• $LOCAL_DB_NAME is the name of your local Postgres database for meeple_mover (default: meeple_mover)
• DATABASE_URL is literally that string. It's what the heroku tool craves.

You may have to heroku pg:reset DATABASE_URL, which blows away all your data on the Heroku DB.

git push heroku master

Run go test in each subpackage directory.

It's useful to create a test database with fixture data in order to run integration tests on the goboard web front-end for meeple_mover.

1. psql -f schema-test.psql
2. psql -f data.psql

Start the server with this database by setting an environment variable:

MEEPLE_MOVER_DB_NAME=meeple_mover_test go run meeple_mover.go