# Standard Go Project Template
This is a template for Go application projects based on [Standard Go Project Layout](https://github.com/golang-standards/project-layout).

### Build, run and debug application locally

#### Create environment file
Create and fill environment file from template `.env.dist`
``` shell
cp .env.dist .env
```

### Build, run and debug application with docker

#### Create environment file for docker
Create and fill environment file from template `.env.dist`
``` shell
cp .env.dist .env.docker
```

#### Build docker container
Build container
``` shell
docker build . -t psssix/golang-app:latest
```
and container with debugger
``` shell
docker build . -f Debug.Dockerfile -t psssix/golang-app:debug
```

Push container
``` shell
docker push psssix/golang-app:latest
```

#### Run docker container
Run container on docker
``` shell
docker run -d --name golang-app --env-file .env.docker psssix/golang-app:latest
```
and container with debugger
``` shell
docker run -d --name golang-app --security-opt="apparmor=unconfined" --cap-add=SYS_PTRACE -p 4040:4040 --env-file .env.docker psssix/golang-app:debug
```

#### Debug docker container
1. Create and fill `.env.docker` file by template `.env.dist`.
2. Build docker container with debugger.
3. Run container on docker with debugger.
4. Play debug configuration names as "debug remote docker container".