Golang Development Directory Structure

This is a creation in Article, where the information may have evolved or changed.

In the actual project found that everyone's directory structure is more messy, basic everyone has the style of each person, a project is constantly getting bigger, some new files or directories are constantly added, from which to find the information they need more and more expensive, a unified general directory structure is very necessary.

The following is from this project on GitHub (Https://github.com/golang-sta ... ）

/cmd

Main function file (e.g. /cmd/myapp.go ) directory, under which each file will generate an executable file after compilation.

Do not put a lot of code under this directory, the code is as simple as possible.

/internal

The application's encapsulated code, an application-private code is put into the /internal/myapp/ directory, multiple applications are common to common code, and put into /internal/common directories like that.

/pkg

Some common code that can be used by other projects is placed under this directory

/vendor

Other third-party libraries that the project relies on, using glide tools to manage dependencies

/api

protocol files, Swagger/thrift/protobuf etc.

/web

Static files required by the Web service

/configs

Configuration file

/init

Service Start-Stop script

/scripts

Other scripts, compiling, installing, testing, analyzing, etc.

/build

Continuous Integration Catalog

Package configurations and scripts for Cloud (AMI), container (Docker), operating system (Deb, RPM, pkg) and so on are placed in the /build/package/ directory

/deployments

Deploy related configuration files and templates

/test

Other test catalogs, functional tests, performance tests, etc.

/docs

Design document

/tools

Common tools and scripts that can be referenced /internal or /pkg inside the library

/examples

Some examples of applications or common library use

/assets

Some other dependent static resources

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