golang/

See a verbose explanation of how to prepare environment and use the examples in https://github.com/cossacklabs/acra/wiki/Trying-Acra-with-Docker/. The explanation is provided for Python, some minor tweaks might be needed to get Acra examples run with golang.

For example we will use next environment:

export ACRA_CLIENT_ID="test"
export DB_NAME="acra"
export DB_USER="dbuser"
export DB_PASSWORD="dbpassword"
export DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
export DB_PORT=5432
export ACRA_SERVER_HOST=127.0.0.1
export ACRA_SERVER_PORT=9494

General

Scripts have next required params:

• db_name
• db_user
• db_password
• host (of database)
• port (of database)
• postgresql or mysql (depends on database you use)

Other params depends on type of action (print to list rows from db or data to add encrypted data to database)

Important

If you use MySQL database then you should pass --mysql_enable parameter in each example or --postgresql_enable (used as default and may be omitted) if you use PostgreSQL as database

Printing decrypted data

To see decrypted data you must use port of AcraConnector (default 9494). If you will print using databases port then you will see encrypted data

Insert data

go run examples/golang/src/example/example.go --db_name=${DB_NAME} --db_user=${DB_USER} --host=${DB_HOST} --port=${DB_PORT} --public_key=docker/.acrakeys/acra-writer/${ACRA_CLIENT_ID}_storage.pub --postgresql_enable --data="some data"

Print data

go run examples/golang/src/example/example.go --db_name=${DB_NAME} --db_user=${DB_USER} --host=${ACRA_SERVER_HOST} --port=${ACRA_SERVER_PORT} --public_key=docker/.acrakeys/acra-writer/${ACRA_CLIENT_ID}_storage.pub --postgresql_enable --print

Use AcraServer's port:host to see encrypted data and databases host:port to see encrypted data