Go SMS

This Go application is a backend implementation for a phonebook and SMS service application. It provides a range of features such as user authentication, number subscription, SMS service, SMS templating, Periodic SMS send and more.

Getting Started

Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/the-go-dragons/final-project2.git

To run this application you have two aptions:

1. First is to run it using docker-compose for production :

   docker-compose -f docker-compose-prod.yml up -d

2. Second is to run just the dependecy in docker-compose for development :

   docker-compose up -d

   And then run the go:

   go run ./cmd

Features

This application provides a range of features including:

• User authentication: users can sign up, log in and log out.

• Subscription management: users can subscribe to numbers.

• Wallet management: users can charge their wallet and manage wallet balance.

• SMS service: users can send SMS messages to phonebook contacts or just a number.

• SMS Templating: users can create a sms template and send sms by using that template.

• Periodic SMS: users can create a periodic sms send by setting a repeatation count and period time.

• Combination all features: users also can combine send sms to phone books or to a number with templating and period send.

• Admin system: admins can disable user, get a sms report, set sms filter by word or word regex, set pricing for sms and more.

Code Structure

• app: contains the main application logic for the backend.
• middleware: contains custom middleware used in the application.
• interfaces/http: contains http handlers for each of the supported endpoints.
• interfaces/persistence: contains implementations of the persistence interface to interact with the database.
• usecase: contains the business logic and use case implementation of the application.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Copyright© 2023 The Go Dragons Team, Licensed under MIT