Codebase

Navigate the Codebase using the tree view. Use the filters to highlight where various files are grouped to aid understanding.

Getting Started Commands

make build: Compile the source code and generate the binary

make install: Install the generated binary and its dependencies

./<binary_name>: Run the binary

make start: Start the application with any necessary dependencies

make test: Run all tests for the project

make test <test_file>: Run a specific test file

make deploy: Build and deploy the application to the production environment

make release: Create a new release tag and push the code to the remote repository

make clean: Remove generated files and restore the project to its original state

make help: Display available commands and their descriptions

make lint: Check the codebase for style and syntax errors

make coverage: Generate code coverage reports for the tests

Project Structure

Below is a short description of the key directories of the project to aid you when understanding where key files are located.

.git/ - This is a hidden directory that contains the metadata and configuration for the Git repository.

.git/branches/ - This directory contains local branches of the repository. Each branch is represented by a symbolic ref (reference) file.

.git/config - This file contains the configuration settings for the Git repository.

.git/description - This file contains a short description of the repository.

.git/HEAD - This file indicates which branch or commit the repository is currently on.

.git/hooks/ - This directory contains scripts that Git runs automatically when certain events occur. For example, "pre-commit.sample" is run before a commit is made.

.git/hooks/applypatch-msg.sample, .git/hooks/commit-msg.sample, .git/hooks/fsmonitor-watchman.sample, .git/hooks/post-update.sample, .git/hooks/pre-applypatch.sample, .git/hooks/pre-commit.sample, .git/hooks/pre-push.sample, .git/hooks/pre-rebase.sample, .git/hooks/pre-receive.sample, .git/hooks/prepare-commit-msg.sample, .git/hooks/update.sample - These are sample scripts that can be customized to perform additional tasks when the corresponding events occur.

.git/info/ - This directory contains files that provide information about the repository. For example, "refs" is a file that lists all the refs (branches and tags) in the repository.

.git/info/exclude - This file lists the files and directories that are excluded from the Git index and will not be tracked by Git.

.git/objects/ - This directory contains the actual content of the repository, stored as Git objects. Each file or commit is represented by a single Git object.

.git/objects/info/ - This directory contains files that provide additional information about the Git objects. For example, "pack" is a file that contains a pack of Git objects.

.git/pack/ - This directory contains pack files, which are compressed archives of multiple Git objects.

.git/refs/ - This directory contains symbolic refs (reference files) that point to the current branch or tag.

.git/refs/heads/ - This directory contains symbolic refs that point to the current branches.

.git/refs/tags/ - This directory contains symbolic refs that point to the current tags.

Codebase

Getting Started Commands

Project Structure

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