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 # GolangNetlifyFunctions
-How to deploy multiple golang Netlify functions without a frontend.
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+# Purpose
+Netlify's documentation on deploying multiple Golang functions has a few pain points. First, deploying multiple functions on their system without the constant need to update the Makefile as this [example](https://github.com/netlify/aws-lambda-go-example) would have required. Second, deploying without a frontend introduces some small changes. This example attempts to streamline Netlify's already easy-to-use deployment system even further.
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+# Assumptions
+This example makes a few assumptions about the Netlify deployment system to make this low-maintenance solution work:
+1. Netlify's build repo root will always be: /opt/build/repo
+2. Your Netlify functions folder will be called: functions
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+# How to deploy this example...
+*The following assumes you have a Netlify account authorized to access your GitHub repos.
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+1. Fork this repo. TODO Insert Link to Forking
+1. Change your GIT_IMPORT_PATH to your forked repo's URL.
+1. Change the name of your functions folder in the netlify.toml.
+   - If you make this change, be sure to change this appropriately. For instance, if your functions folder name is llama, you should change this line to: GOBIN=/opt/build/repo/llama.
+1. Go to app.netlify.com to login.
+1. Click on "New site from Git".
+1. Select "GitHub".
+1. Select or Find "GolangNetlifyFunctions" from the list.
+1. Ensure the "Branch to deploy" drop-down field is set to master.
+1. Click on "Deploy site".
+1. Click on "Deploys" tab at the top of the page.
+1. Wait for the first entry to change its status to: PUBLISHED.
+1. Click on "Functions" tab at the top of the page.
+1. You should see one function for "hello" and another for "goodbye".
+1. If you click on either one, and visit the URL <insert url here>, you will see either the words "Hello, World!" or "Goddbye, World!"
+1. Congratulations, you've just deployed a pure backend filled with Golang Netlify functions!
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+# How do I add more functions to this...
+Simply create a directory on the first level of this repo, next to the "hello" and "goodbye" directories, and fill it with go files! This setup takes care of the rest!!! Have fun!
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+# References
+* [Publishing a Golang Netlify Function](https://www.netlify.com/docs/functions/#go-lambda-functions)
+* [netlify.toml Reference](https://www.netlify.com/docs/netlify-toml-reference/)