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GO-API PROJECT STRUCTURE

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In this post, We will create repository structure for our GOLANG APIs project.
We have directory structure like below for this project. We will follow this structure for this project.
  
 
├├── goapi
│   ├── api-frontend
│   ├── db
│   │   ├── db.sql
│   │   └── model.sql
│   ├── docs
│   ├── README.md
│   └── server
│       ├── bin
│       │   └── main
│       ├── Makefile
│       └── src
│           └── test.com
│               └── goapi
│                   └── app
│                       ├── apis
│                       │   └── student.go
│                       ├── cmd
│                       │   └── main
│                       │       └── main.go
│                       ├── db
│                       │   ├── client_db.go
│                       │   └── student_db.go
│                       ├── model
│                       │   └── student.go
│                       ├── router.go
│                       └── utils
│                           ├── constant.go
│                           └── rest_util.go

goapi: This is the root directory for this project.
api-front-end: This directory contains front-end code and related utilities
db: This is containing sql script and sample data of data base
docs: This contains documentation of this project
server: This directory contains two directories bin and src
bin: bin directory contain executable binary of this project
src: This directory contains source code of this project. src directory has apis, cmd, db, model and utils directories.
apis: This directories contain apis definitions of this project
cmd: contains main method to start server
db: This contains db connection and query
model: This contains request and response structure
utils: This contains helper functions
router.go: contains apis routs and path

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