CharlesWinter

## get_customer_test.go
        t.Run("returns an error on failure to get customer booking count", func(t *testing.T) {
                var customerID uint = 1
                var want = errors.New("oh no!")

                ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)

                mockCustomerGetter := NewMockCustomerGetter(ctrl)
                mockCustomerBookingCounter := NewMockCustomerGetter(ctrl)

                mockCustomerGetter.EXPECT().GetCustomer(customerID).Return(entities.Customer{}, nil)

## get_customer.go
package usecases

import "github.com/example/go-abstractions/entities"

type CustomerGetter interface {
  GetCustomer(customerID uint) (entities.Customer, error)
}

type CustomerBookingsCounter interface {

## count_customer_bookings.go
ackage bookings

type Repository struct {
  // in reality, this client will likely be something we generate from a
  // schema, or implement ourselves if needs be. Its not discussed here for
  // conciseness
  client bookingsServiceClient
}

type booking struct {

## customer.go
package entities

type Customer struct {
  ID        uint
  FirstName string
  Postcode  string
}

## get_customer.go
package usecases

import "github.com/example/go-abstractions/entities"

type CustomerGetter interface {
  GetCustomer(customerID uint) (entities.Customer, error)
}


## get_customer.go
package customers

import "github.com/example/go-abstractions/entities"

// representation of a fictional database customer.
type customerData struct {
  ID        uint   `db:"id"`
  FirstName string `db:"name"`
  Postcode  string `db:"postcode"`
}

## repository.go
package customers

type Repository struct {
  // This is where whatever the repository will use to access the DB will live
  // as an unexported field. Nothing groundbreaking here.
  somethingToAccessTheDB interface{}
}

// NewRepository will return a new instance of the customers.Repository. I've
// not outfitted it with actual DB connection logic so as to keep this article

## qxrecs.js
const qxrecs = require('qxrecs');

/*
Configure the module with your company name, unique token
and communication protocol (currently either https or wss)
*/
qxrecs.Configure("my_company", "my_token", "https");

//Insert some products using callbacks. Can be used with multiple items
qxrecs.PostProducts([{itemid: "A" }], (err, body) => {
	t.Run("returns an error on failure to get customer booking count", func(t *testing.T) {
	var customerID uint = 1
	var want = errors.New("oh no!")

	ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)

	mockCustomerGetter := NewMockCustomerGetter(ctrl)
	mockCustomerBookingCounter := NewMockCustomerGetter(ctrl)

	mockCustomerGetter.EXPECT().GetCustomer(customerID).Return(entities.Customer{}, nil)
	package usecases

	import "github.com/example/go-abstractions/entities"

	type CustomerGetter interface {
	GetCustomer(customerID uint) (entities.Customer, error)
	}

	type CustomerBookingsCounter interface {
	ackage bookings

	type Repository struct {
	// in reality, this client will likely be something we generate from a
	// schema, or implement ourselves if needs be. Its not discussed here for
	// conciseness
	client bookingsServiceClient
	}

	type booking struct {
	package entities

	type Customer struct {
	ID uint
	FirstName string
	Postcode string
	}
	package customers

	import "github.com/example/go-abstractions/entities"

	// representation of a fictional database customer.
	type customerData struct {
	ID uint `db:"id"`
	FirstName string `db:"name"`
	Postcode string `db:"postcode"`
	}
	package customers

	type Repository struct {
	// This is where whatever the repository will use to access the DB will live
	// as an unexported field. Nothing groundbreaking here.
	somethingToAccessTheDB interface{}
	}

	// NewRepository will return a new instance of the customers.Repository. I've
	// not outfitted it with actual DB connection logic so as to keep this article
	const qxrecs = require('qxrecs');

	/*
	Configure the module with your company name, unique token
	and communication protocol (currently either https or wss)
	*/
	qxrecs.Configure("my_company", "my_token", "https");

	//Insert some products using callbacks. Can be used with multiple items
	qxrecs.PostProducts([{itemid: "A" }], (err, body) => {