Incrr Core is an distributed system that can atomically increment numbers, a production version can be found at incrr.io.

• Features
• Installation
• Configuration
• Contributing
• Licence

• Multiple database backends
• Disributed atomicity
• Configuraturable

To build Incrr Core from source requires:

• Go 1.9 or later

To run Incrr Core tests requires:

• Docker 17.12 or later

1. Clone this repository, i.e: clone
2. Modify any config settings in the config.toml configuration file.
3. Run go generate generate.go to create your build.go and build_internal.go files. The build number is expected to increment based on global builds.
4. Rundocker-compose up -d to start a new compose server with the proper backend

Once you've done these steps you should have the code running an a docker container on your machine. You can see how the distribution works, by looking at the logs

Below is an annoted TOML config file.

environment = "dev"      # optional, default = "dev"
show_config = true       # optional, show config on startup

[server]
force_http = true        # optional, the server is https by default

[server.api]
domains = ["localhost"]  # the whitelist of domain names to accept requests for

[datastore]
use_remote_db = "crdb"   # optional, "crdb" or "mysql" is valid. If ommited will use
                         #   the first registered datastore lexagraphlly sorted.
                         # crdb:  cockroachDB
                         # mysql: MySQL Database
                         
[datastore.remote.crdb]  # use the datastore abbrevation for configuration
dsn = "<dsn>"            # required, the DSN to use

[groupcache]
self = "127.0.0.1"       # optional
http_pool = ["http://"]  # required, the server ip addresses or names to use in
                         #    the groupcache pool

Contributions are more than welcome. If you've found a bug, or have a feature request, please create an issue.

Incrr Core is available under the MIT License.

Copyright (c) 2018 Nika Jones copyright@incrr.io All Rights Reserved.