iris/_examples

Examples

This folder provides easy to understand code snippets on how to get started with web development with the Go programming language using the Iris web framework.

It doesn't contains "best ways" neither explains all its features. It's just a simple, practical cookbook for young Gophers!

Table of contents

• Level: Beginner
  • Hello world
  • Overview
  • Listening
    • Common, with address
    • UNIX socket file
    • TLS
    • Letsencrypt (Automatic Certifications)
    • Custom TCP Listener
  • Configuration
    • Basic way
    • Functional way
    • Import from YAML file
    • Import from TOML file
  • Routing
    • Overview
    • Basic
    • Dynamic Path
    • Reverse routing
  • Transform any third-party handler to iris-compatible handler
    • From func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request, http.HandlerFunc)
    • From http.Handler or http.HandlerFunc
  • Internal Application File Logger
  • Custom HTTP Errors
  • Write JSON
  • Read JSON
  • Read Form
  • Favicon
  • File Server
  • Send Files
  • Stream Writer
  • Send An E-mail
  • Upload/Read Files
  • Recovery
  • Profiling (pprof)
  • Request Logger
  • Basic Authentication
• Level: Intermediate
  • JWT
  • OAUth2
  • CORS
  • Transactions
  • HTTP Testing
  • Watch & Compile Typescript source files
  • Cloud Editor
  • Serve Embedded Files
  • HTTP Access Control
  • Cache Markdown
  • Localization and Internationalization
  • Graceful Shutdown
    • Basic and simple
    • Custom Host
  • Custom HTTP Server
    • Iris way
    • Standar way
    • More than one server
  • Custom Context
    • Method Overriding
  • Route State
  • View Engine
    • Overview
    • Hi
    • Showcase one simple Layout
    • Layouts yield and render tmpl funcs
    • Showcase of the urlpath tmpl func
    • Showcase of the url tmpl func
    • Inject Data Between Handlers
    • Embedding Templates Into App Executable File
  • Sessions
    • Overview
    • Encoding & Decoding the Session ID: Secure Cookie
    • Standalone
    • Flash Messages
    • With A Back-End Database
    • Password Hashing
  • Websockets
    • Ridiculous Simple
    • Overview
    • Connection List
    • Native Messages
    • Secure
    • Custom Go Client
  • Subdomains
    • Single
    • Multi
    • Wildcard
• Level: Advanced
  • Online Visitors
  • URL Shortener using BoltDB

You may want to check out examples for jwt, cors and the rest of community-maden middleware by clicking here

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Developers should read the official documentation in depth, for deep understanding.