eagle-onboarding

Guide developers through Eagle Framework Go Microservices architecture and workflows.

17|6|Updated Dec 26, 2020
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/go-eagle/eagle-layout --skill eagle-onboarding
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Skill: eagle-onboarding
Source: https://github.com/go-eagle/eagle-layout/tree/main/.claude/skills/eagle-onboarding
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/go-eagle/eagle-layout --skill eagle-onboarding

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill serves as a comprehensive onboarding guide for developers new to the Eagle Framework Go Microservices project. It helps them quickly understand project architecture, development commands, and workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Project Architecture Overview: Learn about the project's Clean Architecture, layers, and directory structure.
  • Development Workflow: Gain insights into the steps to add new features, modify data models, and configure gRPC.
  • Code Generation and Testing: Get guidance on using commands like make grpc, make run, and make test.

Quick Start

Run 'eagle onboarding' to start learning about the Eagle Framework and its development process.

Frequently Asked Questions about eagle-onboarding

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I get started with Eagle Framework for Go microservices?

The Eagle Framework uses Clean Architecture, organizing your Go microservices into distinct layers and a structured directory layout to separate business logic from external concerns.

How do I add new features and modify data models in a Go microservices project?

You can add new features and modify data models in your Go microservices project by following the step-by-step development workflow and architecture guidelines detailed in the onboarding guide.

What make commands are used for code generation and testing in Eagle Framework?

Code generation and testing in Eagle Framework utilize specific make commands, including 'make grpc' for configuring gRPC, 'make run' for execution, and 'make test' for testing.

Does the Eagle Framework onboarding guide explain Clean Architecture layers?

Yes, the onboarding guide explains the project's Clean Architecture, detailing its layers and directory structure to help you understand the Go microservices project layout.

What is the best way to configure gRPC in an Eagle Framework project?

The best way to configure gRPC in an Eagle Framework project is by using the 'make grpc' command, which handles the code generation needed for your microservices communication setup.