Need to abstract the business logic from services in modules.

[nataneb32]

You should use some file structure and separe, in modules, which implementation.

I would sujest to use pkg and cmd.

cmd/
  There is the clients, that consumes the application API.
pkg/
  There is the application with each module.

Example

cmd/
  cli/
    main.go
pkg/
  youtube/
    repo.go
  application/
    app.go
  video/
    video.go
    description.go
    interfaces.go
  

in the cmd/cli/main.go should be something like that.

package main

import (
  "module.org/pkg/application"
  "os"
)

func main() {
  application.run(os.Args)
}

[ArthurFleischman]

You should use some file structure and separe, in modules, which implementation.

I would sujest to use pkg and cmd.

cmd/
  There is the clients, that consumes the application API.
pkg/
  There is the application with each module.

Example

cmd/
  cli/
    main.go
pkg/
  youtube/
    repo.go
  application/
    app.go
  video/
    video.go
    description.go
    interfaces.go
  

in the cmd/cli/main.go should be something like that.

package main

import (
  "../../pkg/application"
  "os"
)

func main() {
  application.run(os.Args)
}

Dont u use models package?

[ArthurFleischman]

And why dont u use the full path to packages? (Cause ur using "../" paths)

[nataneb32]

Yep. Using module is a lot better. I'm gonna edit it.

[nataneb32]

You should use some file structure and separe, in modules, which implementation.
I would sujest to use pkg and cmd.

cmd/
  There is the clients, that consumes the application API.
pkg/
  There is the application with each module.

Example

cmd/
  cli/
    main.go
pkg/
  youtube/
    repo.go
  application/
    app.go
  video/
    video.go
    description.go
    interfaces.go
  

in the cmd/cli/main.go should be something like that.

package main

import (
  "../../pkg/application"
  "os"
)

func main() {
  application.run(os.Args)
}

Dont u use models package?

Inside the application.go and repository you use the model. But the main.go inside the web directory only consumes the application(application.go).

[nataneb32]

It's a good pratice in Go. A lot of go projects use this structure.

[ArthurFleischman]

It's a good pratice in Go. A lot of go projects use this structure.

Hmmm ill try it, thanks!