scafolding

[mdeyell-valid-mind]

Atryum can now be embedded as a Go dependency by downstream programs. Import github.com/validmind/atryum/pkg/atryum and call atryum.Main(...) from the downstream binary’s main package.

The extension surface supports:

• atryum.WithRoutes(...) to register additional HTTP routes on Atryum’s mux.
• atryum.WithMigrations(...) to run downstream-owned, namespaced schema migrations after Atryum’s built-in migrations.
• atryum.WithDatabase(...) to receive the initialized database connection after migrations.

Example:

package main

import "github.com/validmind/atryum/pkg/atryum"

func main() {
atryum.Main(
atryum.WithRoutes(registerRoutes),
atryum.WithMigrations("my-extension", migrations),
atryum.WithDatabase(bindStores),
)
}

This produces one binary containing the complete Atryum CLI and server plus the downstream extension. Routes contributed through WithRoutes are mounted outside Atryum’s built-in authentication middleware, so downstream
handlers are responsible for any authentication they require.

Testing:
I ran atryum and didn't see any changes

[mdeyell-valid-mind]

this is what external callers use to add routes to atryum

[mdeyell-valid-mind]

This is the internal atryum function that lets routes get added to it

[mdeyell-valid-mind]

this is what external callers use to give atryum its database

[mdeyell-valid-mind]

this is how external callers tell atryum about their migrations. The external migrations run after internal