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Overview:

This is a Full-Stack, Self-Contained Shopping Demo App built using Svelte, Golang, and SQLite. It is a small and modern monolithic application that allows users to browse and add products to a shopping cart, view and checkout orders, and see order results. The backend of the app uses Golang and SQLite to create RESTful-like APIs for querying product data and writing order data. The project also includes a Dockerfile for containerization and supports DevContainer/CodeSpace for development.

Features:

• Svelte 4 as the front-end component framework
• SvelteKit 2 for application framework and static site generation
• Bootstrap for CSS styles
• Golang as the back-end server with gin for static web serving and web services
• go-sqlite3 as the SQLite driver for the database

Installation:

To set up the local project for development, you will need the following prerequisites:

• Git
• Node.js (for dev or production)
• Golang (for production)
• Docker (only required for generating the container)

If you are a Windows user, you will also need to install GCC to compile the go-sqlite3 package. On Linux, you can install the build-essential package.

1. Clone the repository.
2. Serve the Svelte app in development mode. The app will use mock product data and the returned order number will always be 42.

Summary:

The Full-Stack, Self-Contained Shopping Demo App is a small and modern monolithic application built using Svelte, Golang, and SQLite. It allows users to browse and add products to a shopping cart, view and checkout orders, and see order results. The app utilizes SvelteKit for static site generation and creating backend APIs. While not intended as a practical template for real-world applications, this project serves as an experiment to build a self-contained full-stack application.