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goding

This project will implement a web UI and RESTful services that correspond to the interface definitions defined in the homeding library.

As a result a Linux or Windows Server can be brought to the ecosystem of the homeding library.

You can find in this project:

  • The project is written in the GO language
  • a full stack Web server implemented in the GO language
  • element implementations to make advantage of a PC
  • embedded user Interface from the from the library to control these elements

the planned elements are:

  • controlling the output volume of running programmes and system
  • ...

Web Server

The web server is used for static files hosting and for enabling RESTful services like other HomeDing devices do.

Details can be found in Web Server.

MIDI receiver

TODO: Details can be found in MIDI Receiver.

Logging

Locking is implemented in this project using the slog package for structured locking to avoid dependencies to other external libraries.

import ( "log/slog")

slog.Info("http",
  slog.String("method", r.Method),
  slog.String("path", r.URL.Path),
  slog.String("content-type", w.Header().Get("Content-Type")),
  slog.Duration("duration", time.Since(start)))

Verbose Request logging

Instead of wrapping a HandlerFunc that is registered in the mux into a logging function the mux handler can be chained after the VerboseHandler that is implemented in the package verbose in "goding/internal/http"

TODO: This is enabled on the command line when starting the application using --verbose.

How to add middleware handlers for verbose logging and http level analysis.

mux.HandleFunc("GET /api/state", logTimeElapsed(api.HandleStatus))

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Sending Actions by using URLs by using the notation and syntax of Actions you can use a URL to pass an action into a device manually e.g. by using http://(devicename)/api/state/digitalOut/D5?value=1

See also