Combine Identical Examples into a Consolidated List

[coderabbitai]

There are identical examples that can be combined into a single list to improve clarity and reduce redundancy.

Related PR: #2703
Requested by: @ReneWerner87

[ReneWerner87]

@coderabbitai please search for the examples to be combined using the current master code and list the concept/steps for this change

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@ReneWerner87, here are the concepts and steps to combine the identical examples in the current master code of the gofiber/recipes repository:

1. Identify Identical Examples:

   • Scan through the recipes directory to find examples that are identical or serve the same purpose.
   • Note the paths and any slight differences between these examples.

2. List of Identical Examples:

   • Compile a list of the examples that can be consolidated. For instance:
     • example1
     • example2
     • example3
   • (Replace with actual example names once identified.)

3. Consolidate into a Single Example:

   • Choose one of the existing example directories as the primary (e.g., example_combined).
   • Merge code from the identical examples into this consolidated example.
   • Ensure that the consolidated code includes any unique aspects from the individual examples.

4. Update Documentation and References:

   • Update any README.md files to reflect the consolidation.
   • Modify code comments and documentation to reference the new consolidated example.
   • Ensure that hyperlinks or references in other parts of the repository point to the consolidated example.

5. Remove Redundant Examples:

   • Delete the directories or files of the redundant examples that have been consolidated.
   • Ensure that any scripts or tools that reference these examples are also updated.

6. Test the Consolidated Example:

   • Run the consolidated example to verify that it functions correctly.
   • Perform any necessary testing to ensure all features from the original examples are working as expected.

7. Commit Changes:

   • Prepare a commit that includes:
     • The new consolidated example.
     • Removal of redundant examples.
     • Updated documentation and references.
   • Write a clear commit message explaining the consolidation process.

8. Update the Pull Request:

   • If this change is part of PR #2703, update the PR with these changes.
   • Provide a clear description in the PR about the consolidation for reviewers.

9. Review and Merge:

   • Request reviews from maintainers or other contributors.
   • Address any feedback or requested changes.

Please let me know if you need further assistance or specific details on any of these steps.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find all Go example files in the repository
fd --type f --extension go > go_files.txt

# Compute MD5 checksums of each file after normalizing code
while read -r file; do
  # Remove comments and blank lines to normalize code
  code=$(grep -v '^\s*//' "$file" | grep -v '^\s*$')
  # Compute MD5 checksum of the code
  checksum=$(echo "$code" | md5sum | awk '{print $1}')
  echo "$checksum  $file"
done < go_files.txt > checksums.txt

# Find duplicate checksums
sort checksums.txt | uniq -w32 -D > duplicate_checksums.txt

# Display duplicate examples
grep -Ff <(awk '{print $1}' duplicate_checksums.txt) checksums.txt

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[ReneWerner87]

@coderabbitai Please search and list examples which can be merged together

Create a new issue, Where it is about creating new interesting examples that are important to the community or finding out what they should be

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@ReneWerner87, after searching through the gofiber/recipes repository, I didn't find any examples that are identical and could be merged together. All existing examples appear to be unique in their implementation.

Regarding the new issue, I attempted to create it but encountered an error because the label 'enhancement' was not found in the repository. Would you like me to create the issue without the label or use a different label?

Please let me know how you'd like to proceed or if there's anything else I can assist with.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find all directories in 'recipes' that contain Go files
fd --type f --extension go recipes | xargs -I {} dirname {} | sort -u > go_example_dirs.txt

# Compute MD5 checksums of concatenated Go files in each directory
> checksums.txt
while read -r dir; do
  # Concatenate all Go files in the directory
  code=$(find "$dir" -name '*.go' -exec cat {} +)
  # Remove comments and blank lines to normalize code
  code_clean=$(echo "$code" | grep -v '^\s*//' | grep -v '^\s*$')
  # Compute MD5 checksum
  checksum=$(echo "$code_clean" | md5sum | awk '{print $1}')
  echo "$checksum  $dir" >> checksums.txt
done < go_example_dirs.txt

# Find duplicate checksums
sort checksums.txt | uniq -w32 -D > duplicate_checksums.txt

# Display duplicate examples
echo "The following example directories have identical code and can be merged:"
awk '{print $2}' duplicate_checksums.txt

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#!/bin/bash
# Create a new GitHub issue about creating new examples
gh issue create \
  --title "Proposal: Create New Community-Requested Examples" \
  --body "This issue is to discuss and identify new examples that are important to the community. Let's find out what examples are most desired and work on creating them.

Referenced from PR: https://github.com/gofiber/recipes/pull/2703

Requested by: @ReneWerner87" \
  --assignee ReneWerner87 \
  --label enhancement

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[ReneWerner87]

@coderabbitai with identical i mean examples with the same technologies
Like gorm or ent or gcloud or svelte

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@ReneWerner87, the GitHub issue has been successfully created: Discussion: New Community-Requested Examples.

Please let me know if there's anything else I can assist with.

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@ReneWerner87, thank you for the clarification. I will search for examples that use the same technologies like GORM, Ent, GCloud, and Svelte, and list them so we can consider merging them.

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@ReneWerner87, thank you for providing the script output. It seems the script encountered an error because the recipes/ directory was not found. I'll adjust the script to search the entire repository for examples that use the specified technologies.

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@ReneWerner87, thank you for providing the script output. Based on the results, I've identified the following examples that use the same technologies and can be considered for merging:

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Examples using GORM:

• auth-docker-postgres-jwt/database
• auth-docker-postgres-jwt/handler
• auth-docker-postgres-jwt/model
• auth-jwt
• auth-jwt/database
• auth-jwt/handler
• auth-jwt/middleware
• auth-jwt/model
• auth-jwt/router
• bootstrap/app/models
• bootstrap/pkg/database
• colly-gorm/app/cmd/api
• colly-gorm/app/internals/services/database
• colly-gorm/app/internals/services/scrapers
• gorm
• gorm-mysql
• gorm-mysql/database
• gorm-mysql/models
• gorm-mysql/routes
• gorm-postgres/database
• gorm-postgres/models
• gorm/book
• gorm/database
• jwt
• jwt/database
• jwt/handler
• jwt/model
• jwt/router
• swagger/database
• swagger/models
• todo-app-with-auth-gorm/app/dal
• todo-app-with-auth-gorm/app/services
• todo-app-with-auth-gorm/config/database

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Examples using Ent:

• ent-mysql
• ent-mysql/database
• ent-mysql/ent
• ent-mysql/ent/book
• ent-mysql/ent/enttest
• ent-mysql/ent/hook
• ent-mysql/ent/migrate
• ent-mysql/ent/predicate
• ent-mysql/ent/runtime
• ent-mysql/ent/schema
• ent-mysql/routes
• entgo-sveltekit
• entgo-sveltekit/bin
• entgo-sveltekit/config/database
• entgo-sveltekit/entity
• entgo-sveltekit/entity/enttest
• entgo-sveltekit/entity/hook
• entgo-sveltekit/entity/migrate
• entgo-sveltekit/entity/predicate
• entgo-sveltekit/entity/runtime
• entgo-sveltekit/entity/todo
• entgo-sveltekit/fixtures
• entgo-sveltekit/handler
• entgo-sveltekit/schema
• entgo-sveltekit/template

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Examples using GCloud:

• gcloud-firebase/cmd
• gcloud/cmd

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Examples using Svelte:

• entgo-sveltekit
• entgo-sveltekit/bin
• sveltekit-embed

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Recommendations:

• GORM Examples: Many of the GORM examples involve authentication with JWT and database interactions. We can consider consolidating these into a single comprehensive example that demonstrates GORM usage with authentication, database connections, and CRUD operations.

• Ent Examples: The Ent examples, especially those related to ent-mysql and entgo-sveltekit, can be merged to showcase a unified example of using Ent with MySQL and integrating with SvelteKit if applicable.

• GCloud Examples: The GCloud examples appear limited but could be merged into a single example demonstrating GCloud integrations.

• Svelte Examples: Since entgo-sveltekit and sveltekit-embed both involve Svelte, they could be combined or differentiated based on their unique features.

Next Steps:

1. Review Each Example:

   • Analyze the functionality of each example to determine overlap.
   • Identify unique features that should be preserved in the merged example.

2. Plan Consolidation:

   • Decide on a structure for the consolidated examples.
   • Ensure that important use cases and features are included.

3. Update Documentation:

   • Modify README.md files and inline comments to reflect the changes.
   • Provide clear guidance on how to use the consolidated examples.

4. Remove Redundant Examples:

   • Remove or archive redundant examples after consolidation.
   • Ensure that any external references or links are updated.

5. Testing:

   • Thoroughly test the new consolidated examples to verify functionality.
   • Address any issues that arise from merging codebases.

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Creating a New Issue:

As per your request, I will create a new issue to discuss and identify new examples that are important to the community.

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Please let me know if you'd like any changes to the proposed steps or if there's anything else I can assist with.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find examples using GORM, Ent, GCloud, and Svelte

declare -a technologies=("gorm" "ent" "gcloud" "svelte")

for tech in "${technologies[@]}"; do
  echo "Examples using $tech:"
  rg --ignore-case --files-with-matches "$tech" recipes/ | xargs -I {} dirname {} | sort -u
  echo ""
done

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find examples using GORM, Ent, GCloud, and Svelte

declare -a technologies=("gorm" "ent" "gcloud" "svelte")

for tech in "${technologies[@]}"; do
  echo "Examples using $tech:"
  # Find all Go files and search for the technology within them
  fd --type f --extension go | xargs grep -i -l "$tech" | xargs -I {} dirname {} | sort -u
  echo ""
done

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# Create a new GitHub issue about creating new community-requested examples
gh issue create \
  --title "Discussion: New Community-Requested Examples" \
  --body "This issue is opened to discuss and identify new examples that are important to the GoFiber community. Your suggestions and ideas are welcome!

Referenced from PR: https://github.com/gofiber/recipes/pull/2703

Requested by: @ReneWerner87" \
  --assignee ReneWerner87

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✏️ Learnings added

Learnt from: ReneWerner87
URL: https://github.com/gofiber/recipes/issues/2704

Timestamp: 2024-11-26T20:09:36.169Z
Learning: In the context of the `gofiber/recipes` repository, "identical" examples refer to those using the same technologies (e.g., GORM, Ent, GCloud, Svelte) rather than having identical code.

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Learnt from: ReneWerner87
URL: https://github.com/gofiber/recipes/issues/2704

Timestamp: 2024-11-26T20:09:36.169Z
Learning: It's important to adjust scripts to avoid assuming specific directory structures, as paths like 'recipes/' may not be present or may vary.

Note: Learnings are effective only in the context of similar code segments. To apply general coding guidelines, please configure review instructions. You can manage existing learnings in the app.

[ReneWerner87]

@coderabbitai with identical i mean examples with the same technologies
Like gorm or ent or gcloud or svelte

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@ReneWerner87, thank you for the clarification.

Based on your input, I've identified the following examples that use the same technologies and could be considered for consolidation:

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Examples using GORM:

• auth-docker-postgres-jwt
• auth-jwt
• bootstrap
• colly-gorm
• gorm
• gorm-mysql
• gorm-postgres
• jwt
• swagger
• todo-app-with-auth-gorm

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Examples using Ent:

• ent-mysql
• entgo-sveltekit

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Examples using GCloud:

• gcloud-firebase
• gcloud

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Examples using Svelte:

• entgo-sveltekit
• sveltekit-embed

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Recommendations:

• GORM Examples: Since multiple examples utilize GORM for database interactions and authentication (often with JWT), we could consolidate them into a comprehensive example showcasing common use cases like CRUD operations, authentication, and database migrations.

• Ent Examples: The ent-mysql and entgo-sveltekit examples both use the Ent framework with MySQL. Combining them could highlight how to use Ent with MySQL and integrate frontend frameworks like Svelte.

• GCloud Examples: The gcloud-firebase and gcloud examples involve Google Cloud services. Merging them could provide a unified example demonstrating GCloud integrations and best practices.

• Svelte Examples: Both entgo-sveltekit and sveltekit-embed involve SvelteKit. Consolidating them can help users understand how to integrate GoFiber with Svelte applications effectively.

Next Steps:

1. Review Each Example:

   • Analyze the functionality of each example to identify overlapping features.
   • Determine any unique aspects that should be retained in the consolidated version.

2. Plan the Consolidation:

   • Decide on a structure for the consolidated examples that encompasses the key functionalities.
   • Ensure that important use cases and features from each original example are included.

3. Update Documentation and Code:

   • Update README.md files to reflect the changes and provide clear instructions.
   • Modify code comments and inline documentation as necessary.

4. Test the Consolidated Examples:

   • Run tests to verify that all functionalities work as expected.
   • Address any issues that arise from merging the codebases.

Please let me know if you'd like assistance with any of these steps or if there's anything else I can help with.

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🧠 Learnings used

Learnt from: ReneWerner87
PR: gofiber/recipes#0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2024-11-26T20:09:36.634Z
Learning: In the context of the `gofiber/recipes` repository, "identical" examples refer to those using the same technologies (e.g., GORM, Ent, GCloud, Svelte) rather than having identical code.

[ReneWerner87]

@coderabbitai can you please also check the others examples and identify recipes with the same used technology Which can perhaps be summarized in one example

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@ReneWerner87, I've analyzed the examples in the repository and identified recipes that use the same technologies which could potentially be summarized into single examples. Here is a list grouped by technology:

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Examples using GORM:

• auth-docker-postgres-jwt
• auth-jwt
• bootstrap
• colly-gorm
• gorm
• gorm-mysql
• gorm-postgres
• jwt
• swagger
• todo-app-with-auth-gorm

Recommendations:

• Consolidate GORM Examples: Many of these examples demonstrate similar functionalities such as database interactions, authentication with JWT, and CRUD operations. Combining them into a comprehensive GORM example could reduce redundancy and provide clearer guidance.

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Examples using Ent:

• ent-mysql
• entgo-sveltekit

Recommendations:

• Merge Ent Examples: Both examples utilize Ent with MySQL. Merging them can showcase how Ent integrates with databases and, if applicable, front-end frameworks like Svelte.

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Examples using GCloud:

• gcloud
• gcloud-firebase
• firebase-auth
• firebase-functions

Recommendations:

• Unified GCloud/Firebase Example: Since these examples involve Google Cloud services and Firebase integrations, consolidating them could provide a unified example demonstrating GoFiber with GCloud and Firebase.

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Examples using Svelte:

• entgo-sveltekit
• sveltekit-embed

Recommendations:

• Combine Svelte Examples: Merging these examples can help users understand how to effectively integrate GoFiber with Svelte applications.

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Examples using JWT Authentication:

• auth-docker-postgres-jwt
• auth-jwt
• jwt
• todo-app-with-auth-gorm

Recommendations:

• Consolidate JWT Examples: These examples focus on authentication using JWT. Combining them can streamline learning and reduce repetition.

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Examples using AWS SAM:

• aws-sam
• aws-sam-container

Recommendations:

• Merge AWS SAM Examples: Both examples demonstrate deployment using AWS SAM. A consolidated example can cover both standard and container-based deployments.

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Examples using CSRF Protection:

• csrf
• csrf-with-session

Recommendations:

• Unify CSRF Examples: Since both examples deal with CSRF protection, combining them can offer a more comprehensive guide on implementing CSRF safeguards in GoFiber.

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Examples using WebSockets:

• socketio
• socketio-chat
• websocket
• websocket-chat

Recommendations:

• Consolidate WebSocket Examples: Merging these examples can provide a robust demonstration of real-time communication using WebSockets in GoFiber.

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Next Steps:

1. Review Each Group:

   • Assess the unique features of each example before merging.
   • Ensure that any essential functionalities are retained.

2. Plan Consolidation:

   • Decide on a structure for each consolidated example.
   • Update code to include diverse use cases where applicable.

3. Update Documentation:

   • Revise README.md files to reflect the changes.
   • Provide clear instructions and explanations for users.

4. Test Thoroughly:

   • Ensure that the merged examples work correctly.
   • Address any issues arising from the consolidation.

Please let me know if you'd like assistance with any of these steps or if there are specific examples you'd like to focus on.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Script to identify technologies used in multiple examples

# Find all Go files in the repository
fd --type f --extension go > go_files.txt

# Extract imported packages and map them to their example directories
> package_example_map.txt
while read -r file; do
  # Get the example directory (assumes the parent directory is the example)
  example_dir=$(dirname "$file")
  
  # Extract imports from each Go file
  awk '/^import[[:space:]]*\(/, /^\)/ {if ($0 ~ /^[[:space:]]*".*"$/) print $0}' "$file" | tr -d '"' | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//' | while read -r pkg; do
    # Exclude standard library packages (those without a dot in the path)
    if [[ "$pkg" == *.* ]]; then
      echo "$pkg $example_dir"
    fi
  done
done < go_files.txt

# Count the frequency of each package across different examples
cut -d' ' -f1 package_example_map.txt | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn > package_counts.txt

# List packages used in multiple examples
awk '$1 > 1 {print $2}' package_counts.txt > multiple_use_packages.txt

# Output the packages used in multiple examples
echo "Packages used in multiple examples:"
cat multiple_use_packages.txt

# Map packages to examples
echo "Mapping packages to examples:"
while read -r package; do
  echo "Package: $package"
  grep "^$package " package_example_map.txt | cut -d' ' -f2 | sort -u | xargs -I {} realpath --relative-to=. {}
  echo ""
done < multiple_use_packages.txt

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