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README.md

hdx

Simple IP counting web service

Installing From Source

Clone the repo or if your $GOPATH is already set, run:

go get s.mcquay.me/dm/hdx

Once there, you can install by running

$ go install hdx/...

This will yield a binary called hdxd. hdxd comes with its own usage:

$ hdxd run -h

run hdxd with given options

Usage:
  app run [flags]

Flags: 
  -h, --help                  help for run
  -n, --host string           hostname
  -p, --port int              port (default -1)

hdxd can be run by giving these flags values. For example:

$ hdxd run -p 8080

is the most basic way to run the application.

Expects a Postgres DB with DBName 'hdx', DBUser 'dm' and running on localhost:5432

Running:

docker run --name some-postgres -p 5432:5432 -e POSTGRES_USER=dm -e POSTGRES_DB=hdx -d postgres

Should get you a postgres DB running you can use to try it out.