- Hands-On RESTful Web Services with Go
- Naren Yellavula
- 225字
- 2021-06-24 17:04:24
Handling Routing for our REST Services
In this chapter, we will discuss routing for a REST application. To create an API, the first step is to define routes. To define routes, we have to figure out the available system packages in Go. We'll begin this chapter by exploring the basic internal routing mechanism in Go. We then see how to create a custom multiplexer, an entity that matches a given URL to a registered pattern. A multiplexer basically allows a developer to create a route to listen to client requests and attaches handlers that hold the business logic of the application. The ServeMux package is the basic multiplexer provided by Go. We'll then explore a few other frameworks as ServeMux capabilities are very limited.
This chapter also includes the likes of third-party libraries such as httprouter and gorilla/mux. Then, we'll discuss topics such as SQL injection. The crux of this chapter is to teach you how to create elegant HTTP routers in Go using gorilla/mux. We'll also briefly discuss designing a URL shortening service.
We will cover the following topics:
- Understanding Go's net/http package
- ServeMux—a basic router in Go
- Understanding httprouter—a lightweight HTTP router
- Introducing gorilla/mux—a powerful HTTP router
- Reader's challenge: an API for URL shortening
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