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-<p align="center"><a href="http://isomorphicgo.org" target="_blank"><img src="https://github.com/isomorphicgo/isogoapp/blob/master/static/images/isomorphic_go_logo.png"></a></p>
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 # Isomorphic Go App (isogoapp)
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-[![Go Report Card](https://goreportcard.com/badge/github.com/isomorphicgo/isogoapp)](https://goreportcard.com/report/github.com/isomorphicgo/isogoapp)
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 A basic, barebones web app, intented to be used as a starting point for developing an [Isomorphic Go](http://isomorphicgo.org) application.
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 The source code for the live demo is available here: [https://github.com/EngineerKamesh/igb](https://github.com/EngineerKamesh/igb)
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-## Installation on Unix-like OS
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 The instructions assume that you are using a Unix-like operating system (e.g. BSD, Linux, Mac OS, etc).
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 It is assumed that the latest version of Go is already installed on your system and that you have properly configured your Go workspace.
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 ### Get the isogoapp project
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 ### Define the `ISOGO_APP_ROOT` environment variable.
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 ### Build the Client-Side Go App
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 Save the changes made and run 'go env' from cmd. You should now see GOBIN to be pointing to bin directory inside your Go workspace folder.
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 ### Get the isogoapp project
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-Enter the command `go get -u github.com/isomorphicgo/isogoapp` in cmd.
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 If Go is properly configured in your system and command is successfully executed, then you will see the following directory structure in src folder of your Go workspace.
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 ### Define the `ISOGO_APP_ROOT` environment variable.
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 Now, we again need to set up an environment variable. Open the environment variable screen and under System Variables section, create a New variable. On Windows 10, this is done by clicking on New.
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 In the Variable name field, enter `ISOGO_APP_ROOT`.
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-Did you notice back-slash missing between %GOPATH% and src? It is not a typo. If your GOPATH has a trailing back-slash in it, then type the command as given above. And if it does not have back-slash, then enter `%GOPATH%\src\github.com\isomorphicgo\isogoapp`. Check this detail by typing 'go env' in cmd.
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+Did you notice back-slash missing between %GOPATH% and src? It is not a typo. If your GOPATH has a trailing back-slash in it, then type the command as given above. And if it does not have back-slash, then enter `%GOPATH%\src\go.isomorphicgo.org\go\isogoapp`. Check this detail by typing 'go env' in cmd.
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 ### Build the Client-Side Go App
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 ### Kick
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-Once you've installed, and confirmed, that the basic Isomorphic Go application is working, the next logical step is to install [Kick](https://github.com/isomorphicgo/kick).
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 Kick automatically recompiles Go code, and it has the ability to take both the `go` and `gopherjs` commands into consideration. 
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-Kick performs an *instant kickstart* of the web server instance, upon the modification of a Go source file. [Check out Kick](https://github.com/isomorphicgo/kick)
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 Please note, that Kick will only work on Unix-like operating systems (e.g., BSD, Linux, Mac OS).
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 More information on the benefits of Isomorphic Go applications can be found at the [Isomorphic Go Website](http://isomorphicgo.org).
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 ## License
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-The `isogoapp` is licensed under the BSD License. Read the [LICENSE](https://github.com/isomorphicgo/isogoapp/blob/master/LICENSE) file for more information.
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+The `isogoapp` is licensed under the BSD License. Read the [LICENSE](https://go.isomorphicgo.org/go/isogoapp/src/branch/master/LICENSE) file for more information.
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