Examples
Explore the comprehensive collection of Iris examples in the Official Examples Repository. These examples demonstrate best practices, common patterns, and advanced features of the framework.
Example Categories
1. Basic Web Development
- Routing and Middleware
- Request/Response Handling
- Static File Serving
- Error Management
- Configuration
- Template Rendering
2. MVC Architecture
- Controller Implementation
- Dependency Injection
- View Integration
- Model Binding
- Form Processing
- File Upload Handling
3. Database Integration
- SQL Database Connections
- NoSQL Database Usage
- ORM Implementation
- Migration Management
- Transaction Handling
- Connection Pooling
4. Authentication & Security
- Basic Authentication
- JWT Implementation
- OAuth2 Integration
- Session Management
- User Authentication
- Role-Based Access Control
5. API Development
- RESTful API Design
- GraphQL Implementation
- WebSocket Integration
- Server-Sent Events
- gRPC Services
- API Documentation
6. Testing & Quality
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- Performance Testing
- Mock Implementation
- Test Coverage
- Benchmarking
7. Advanced Features
- Caching Strategies
- Rate Limiting
- File Operations
- Data Compression
- Internationalization
- Custom Middleware
8. Production Applications
- Content Management
- URL Shortener
- Real-time Chat
- File Management
- Task Scheduling
- Admin Dashboard
Getting Started
- Clone the repository:
bash
git clone https://github.com/kataras/iris.git
cd iris/_examples
- Select an example:
bash
cd basic/hello-world
- Run the example:
bash
go run main.go
Contributing Guidelines
1. Code Standards
- Follow Go best practices
- Maintain consistent style
- Include proper documentation
- Implement error handling
- Write comprehensive tests
2. Submission Process
- Fork the repository
- Create feature branch
- Add your example
- Document functionality
- Submit pull request
3. Example Requirements
- Clear purpose and scope
- Complete documentation
- Error handling implementation
- Test coverage
- Performance considerations
4. Documentation Structure
- Overview and purpose
- Installation steps
- Usage instructions
- Configuration options
- Example output