Mp3-2-Cloud

A single endpoint REST server written in Go that demonstrates basic mp3 file uploading to a cloud storage server using https://github.com/minio/minio-go

Setup Guide

1. Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/jaylevin/Mp3-2-Cloud

2. Execute make in the project root directory. You may need to go get ... some external dependencies.

3. Execute the resulting binary file named mp32cloud in the same directory. The REST server should now be running and listening for requests. Ctrl + C out of the server

4. A configuration file named config.json should've been generated. Open it and modify the appropriate fields with your DigitalOcean's access key, secret key, and endpoint.

5. Restart the server by executing the binary file named mp32cloud one again. You should be informed that your configuration file has been loaded with the changes that you made in step 4.

6. Open up a new terminal window and navigate to the project's root directory, leave the server running.

7. Execute go test -mp3Path="/Users/Desktop/Admin/file.mp3", where the mp3Path argument is an actual path to an mp3 file on your local machine.

8. This will perform a PUT request to http://localhost:8080/upload, which should handle the upload process.

9. Of course, you can inspect the upload_test.go file for an example of reading and uploading the raw file bytes to a DigitalOcean's Space.

Upload Endpoint Documentation

• Method: PUT

• Endpoint: http://localhost:8080/upload

• Request body is expected to be a JSON object of the form

{
  "mp3Name": "file.mp3",
  "mp3Bytes": BLOB
}

The JSON response will always be in the form

{
  "success": bool
}

If {"success":true}, the upload was successful.