This is a continuation of this week's project.

I did a little more work on it by building the portfolio for Executive Producer Jen McKenzie. This app is currently running that website as well via an nginx proxy.

The plan is two-fold:

• to make the directory structure better, more extensible and installable using go modules.
• to add an optional Admin Panel to update the noSQL.json file via the web. My biggest concern with that is authentication. I'd LOVE to get away with not using any SQL database, but I don't know how secure that is.

• Golang

This project comes out of my interest in building a super-light HTTP Server that works with GET methods and uses no dependencies. I want it to have some easy to use feature that allow you to build a website with HTML/CSS and JS when you don't need to use a database of any sort.

• URL -> public/[filename].[html] mapping. If you go to website.com/hello you'll be served the file from ./public/hello.html. This works with subdirectories as well, e.g. website.com/pages/hello will serve ./public/pages/hello.html.
• Static files being served from the /static/ folder.
• Dynamic filenames that map to a key/value pair in a noSQL JSON file. e.g. [id].html will look for an "id" tag in all of the entries in the JSON "database". [title].html will look for the 'title' tag in all entries. First entry found is what is returned. In theory IDs should be a UUID so there is never a possible conflict.