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2021-09-29T06:27:49Z

Object Interaction Diagram

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	===Object Interaction Diagram===		===Object Interaction Diagram===
	The Service is injected with an instance of the repository DB and the Presentation layer is injected with the domain. This means the presentation layer and the data layer are independent of the domain layer.<br>		The Service is injected with an instance of the repository DB and the Presentation layer is injected with the domain. This means the presentation layer and the data layer are independent of the domain layer.<br>
	[[File:OAuth OID.png\|~~300px~~]]		[[File:OAuth OID.png\|500px]]

	=Persisting Data=		=Persisting Data=

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Object Interaction Diagram

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	===Object Interaction Diagram===		===Object Interaction Diagram===
	The Service is injected with an instance of the repository DB and the Presentation layer is injected with the domain. This means the presentation layer and the data layer are independent of the domain layer.		The Service is injected with an instance of the repository DB and the Presentation layer is injected with the domain. This means the presentation layer and the data layer are independent of the domain layer.<br>
	[[File:OAuth OID.png:300px]]		[[File:OAuth OID.png\|300px]]

	=Persisting Data=		=Persisting Data=

2021-09-29T06:26:50Z

Object Interaction Diagram

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	===Object Interaction Diagram===		===Object Interaction Diagram===
	~~Here~~ is ~~what occurs~~		The Service is injected with an instance of the repository DB and the Presentation layer is injected with the domain. This means the presentation layer and the data layer are independent of the domain layer.
			[[File:OAuth OID.png:300px]]

	=Persisting Data=		=Persisting Data=

2021-09-29T06:21:44Z

Project Structure

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	===Project Structure===		===Project Structure===
	Here is the project structure where the http is the presentation layer, domain is the domain layer and the repository is the data layer.<br>		Here is the project structure where the http is the presentation layer, domain is the domain layer and the repository is the data layer.<br>
	[[File:~~OAUTH~~ Project.png\|300px]]		[[File:OAuth Project.png\|300px]]

	===Object Interaction Diagram===		===Object Interaction Diagram===
	Here is what occurs		Here is what occurs

2021-09-29T05:59:54Z

Project Structure

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	[[File:DDD Domain Driven Design.png\|500px]]		[[File:DDD Domain Driven Design.png\|500px]]
	===Project Structure===		===Project Structure===
	Here is the project structure where the http is the presentation layer, domain is the domain layer and the repository is the data layer.		Here is the project structure where the http is the presentation layer, domain is the domain layer and the repository is the data layer.<br>
	[[File:OAUTH Project.png\|300px]]		[[File:OAUTH Project.png\|300px]]
			===Object Interaction Diagram===
			Here is what occurs

	=Persisting Data=		=Persisting Data=

2021-09-29T05:58:27Z

Introduction

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	We are going to be using DDD or Domain Driven Design with the Clean Architecture<br>		We are going to be using DDD or Domain Driven Design with the Clean Architecture<br>
	[[File:DDD Domain Driven Design.png\|500px]]		[[File:DDD Domain Driven Design.png\|500px]]
			===Project Structure===
			Here is the project structure where the http is the presentation layer, domain is the domain layer and the repository is the data layer.
			[[File:OAUTH Project.png\|300px]]

	=Persisting Data=		=Persisting Data=

2021-09-26T05:46:16Z

Introduction

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	==OAuth==		==OAuth==
	===Introduction===		===Introduction===
	Another example of OAUTH but this time in GO. This is what we are going to implement.		Another example of OAUTH but this time in GO. This is what we are going to implement.<br>
	[[File:OAuth GO.png\| 600px]]		[[File:OAuth GO.png\| 600px]]<br>
			We are going to be using DDD or Domain Driven Design with the Clean Architecture<br>
			[[File:DDD Domain Driven Design.png\|500px]]

	=Persisting Data=		=Persisting Data=

2021-09-26T05:24:54Z

Log

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	}		}
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
			==OAuth==
			===Introduction===
			Another example of OAUTH but this time in GO. This is what we are going to implement.
			[[File:OAuth GO.png\| 600px]]

	=Persisting Data=		=Persisting Data=

2021-09-26T05:23:44Z

Usage

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	==Usage==		===Usage===
	So in the controller, we are using MVC, we can check the header to provide different views.		So in the controller, we are using MVC, we can check the header to provide different views.
	<syntaxhighlight lang="go">		<syntaxhighlight lang="go">
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	}		}
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	==Log==		==Log==
	Example of using the zap logger.		Example of using the zap logger.

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GO Approaches

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 	c.JSON(http.StatusOK, users.Marshall(c.GetHeader("X-Public") == "true"))
+}
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