Introduction to Liga Premier - Serie B Mexico
The Liga Premier - Serie B Mexico is a premier football league that showcases the talent and competitiveness of Mexican football clubs. With daily updates on fresh matches and expert betting predictions, fans and enthusiasts can stay ahead of the game. This platform provides an in-depth analysis of teams, players, and upcoming fixtures, ensuring that every match day is an exciting experience.
Understanding the League Structure
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- Teams: The league features a diverse array of teams, each bringing unique strategies and talents to the field.
- Format: Matches are played in a round-robin format, ensuring that each team faces every other team multiple times during the season.
- Promotion and Relegation: The top-performing teams have the opportunity to be promoted to Serie A, while the bottom teams may face relegation.
Daily Match Updates
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In-Depth Team Analysis
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Player Spotlights
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Historical Data and Trends
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Fan Interaction Opportunities
eaglerock/gocore<|file_sep|>/packages/core/src/config.go
package core
import (
"encoding/json"
"io/ioutil"
"os"
"strings"
)
// Config is interface which implements configuration loading
type Config interface {
Load(path string) error
Get(key string) (interface{}, bool)
}
// FileConfig is struct which implements Config interface
type FileConfig struct {
data map[string]interface{}
}
// NewFileConfig creates instance FileConfig
func NewFileConfig() *FileConfig {
return &FileConfig{data: make(map[string]interface{})}
}
// Load loads configuration from json file
func (c *FileConfig) Load(path string) error {
if !strings.HasSuffix(path, ".json") {
return ErrInvalidConfigurationFormat
}
if _, err := os.Stat(path); os.IsNotExist(err) {
return ErrConfigurationNotFound
}
data, err := ioutil.ReadFile(path)
if err != nil {
return err
}
if err = json.Unmarshal(data, &c.data); err != nil {
return err
}
return nil
}
// Get returns value from configuration by key
func (c *FileConfig) Get(key string) (interface{}, bool) {
val := c.data[key]
if val == nil {
return nil, false
}
return val, true
}
<|repo_name|>eaglerock/gocore<|file_sep|>/packages/core/src/logger.go
package core
import (
log "github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
)
// Logger interface implements logrus.Logger interface with some additional methods.
type Logger interface {
log.Logger
Log(level log.Level, msg string)
Logf(level log.Level, format string, args ...interface{})
Debug(msg string)
Debugf(format string, args ...interface{})
Info(msg string)
Infof(format string, args ...interface{})
Warn(msg string)
Warnf(format string, args ...interface{})
Error(msg string)
Errorf(format string, args ...interface{})
Fatal(msg string)
Fatalf(format string, args ...interface{})
Panic(msg string)
Panicf(format string, args ...interface{})
}
var logger Logger
// SetLogger sets logger instance for core package.
func SetLogger(l Logger) {
logger = l
}
// Log logs message with given level.
func Log(level log.Level, msg string) {
logger.Log(level, msg)
}
// Debug logs debug message.
func Debug(msg string) {
logger.Debug(msg)
}
// Info logs info message.
func Info(msg string) {
logger.Info(msg)
}
// Warn logs warning message.
func Warn(msg string) {
logger.Warn(msg)
}
// Error logs error message.
func Error(msg string) {
logger.Error(msg)
}
// Fatal logs fatal message.
func Fatal(msg string) {
logger.Fatal(msg)
}
// Panic logs panic message.
func Panic(msg string) {
logger.Panic(msg)
}
<|file_sep|># Gocore
Gocore is set of packages which can be used as base library for golang projects.
## Packages
### [core](/packages/core/README.md)
Core package contains basic functionality required for most projects:
* Configuration loader (JSON files only now)
* Logger (logrus based)
### [rpc](/packages/rpc/README.md)
RPC package contains implementation of RPC server which uses JSON-RPC 1.0 protocol.
## How to use
To use gocore packages you should add them as dependencies:
go get github.com/eaglerock/gocore/packages/core
go get github.com/eaglerock/gocore/packages/rpc
And then you can import them in your code like this:
import (
core "github.com/eaglerock/gocore/packages/core"
rpc "github.com/eaglerock/gocore/packages/rpc"
)
## License
MIT License.<|file_sep|># Core package
Core package contains basic functionality required for most projects:
* Configuration loader (JSON files only now)
* Logger (logrus based)
## Usage
To use core package you should add it as dependency:
go get github.com/eaglerock/gocore/packages/core
And then you can import it in your code like this:
import core "github.com/eaglerock/gocore/packages/core"
## Configuration loader
To load configuration from file use `NewFileConfig` function:
config := core.NewFileConfig()
err := config.Load("path/to/config.json")
if err != nil {
return err
}
Configuration loader supports JSON files only.
Then you can access values from loaded configuration using `Get` method:
val1 := config.Get("key1")
val2 := config.Get("key1.key2.key3")
If `Get` method returns `false` as second argument then there was no value with given key.
## Logger
To use logger you should first set instance using `SetLogger` function:
log := logrus.New()
core.SetLogger(log)
Then you can use `Log`, `Debug`, `Info`, `Warn`, `Error`, `Fatal`, `Panic` functions from core package:
core.Log(logrus.DebugLevel, "debug message")
core.Log(logrus.InfoLevel,"info message")
core.Log(logrus.WarnLevel,"warning message")
core.Log(logrus.ErrorLevel,"error message")
core.Log(logrus.FatalLevel,"fatal message")
core.Log(logrus.PanicLevel,"panic message")
You can also use other convenience functions:
core.Debug("debug message")
core.Info("info message")
core.Warn("warning message")
core.Error("error message")
core.Fatal("fatal message")
core.Panic("panic message")
<|file_sep|># RPC package
RPC package contains implementation of RPC server which uses JSON-RPC 1.0 protocol.
## Usage
To use rpc package you should add it as dependency:
go get github.com/eaglerock/gocore/packages/rpc
And then you can import it in your code like this:
import rpc "github.com/eaglerock/gocore/packages/rpc"
## Server
To create server instance use `NewServer` function:
go
server := rpc.NewServer()
defer server.Close()
Then register service implementation using `RegisterService` method:
go
type ServiceImpl struct {}
type Service interface {
Method1(arg1 int64) (int64,error);
Method2(arg1 int64,arg2 float64)(int64,float64,error);
}
server.RegisterService(&ServiceImpl{}, Service{})
Then start listening using `ListenAndServe` method:
go
err := server.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil);
if err != nil {
return err;
}
If there is already running HTTP server on specified address you can pass reference to it instead of address:
go
httpServer := &http.Server{
Addr: ":8080",
Handler: nil,
}
err := server.ListenAndServe(httpServer);
if err != nil {
return err;
}
<|file_sep|># Package rpc provides implementation of RPC server which uses JSON-RPC 1.0 protocol.
package rpc
import (
log "github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
"github.com/gin-gonic/gin"
http "net/http"
)
const (
serverName = "eagleRPC"
version = "1.0"
)
// Server struct represents RPC server instance.
type Server struct {
ginEngine *gin.Engine
shutdown chan bool // channel used for graceful shutdown signaling
services map[string]interface{} // map containing services implementations with service names as keys.
mux *http.ServeMux // http multiplexer used for handling requests when no gin engine is passed.
httpServer *http.Server // reference to http.Server used when gin engine is not used.
shutdownChan chan os.Signal // channel used for shutdown signaling.
stopChan chan bool // channel used for stopping goroutine responsible for waiting shutdown signal.
shutdownGoroutineStarted bool // flag indicating whether goroutine responsible for graceful shutdown has been started.
serviceNames []string // slice containing names of registered services.
}
var (
errShutdownInProgress = errors.New("shutdown in progress")
errServiceAlreadyRegistered = errors.New("service already registered")
errMethodNotFound = errors.New("method not found")
errInvalidRequest = errors.New("invalid request")
errInvalidResponse = errors.New("invalid response")
errInvalidArgumentsCount = errors.New("invalid arguments count")
errInvalidArgumentsType = errors.New("invalid arguments type")
errUnsupportedProtocolVersion = errors.New("unsupported protocol version")
errUnsupportedContentEncoding = errors.New("unsupported content encoding")
errMissingMethodParameter = errors.New("missing method parameter")
errMissingParamsParameter = errors.New("missing params parameter")
errMissingIdParameter = errors.New("missing id parameter")
errInternalError = errors.New("internal error")
errMethodNotImplemented = errors.New("method not implemented")
errRequestFailed = errors.New("request failed")
errorResultCode int32 = -32603 // Internal error occurred while processing request.
notFoundResultCode int32 = -32601 // Method not found error code.
parseErrorResultCode int32 = -32700 // Parse error occurred while processing request.
contentTypeJSONRPC1_0TextPlain textMediaType = textMediaType{"application/json-rpc", "1.0"}
contentTypeJSONRPC1_0UTF8TextPlain textMediaType = textMediaType{"application/json-rpc", "1.0", "utf-8"}
contentTypeJSONUTF8TextPlain textMediaType = textMediaType{"application/json", "", "utf-8"}
contentTypeJSONTextPlain textMediaType = textMediaType{"application/json", ""}
contentTypeUTF8TextPlain textMediaType = textMediaType{"text/plain", "", "utf-8"}
textMediaTypes []textMediaType = []textMediaType{contentTypeJSONRPC1_0UTF8TextPlain,contentTypeJSONUTF8TextPlain,contentTypeJSONTextPlain,contentTypeUTF8TextPlain}
jsonRPCContentType *textMediaType = &contentTypeJSONRPC1_0TextPlain
errorObject map[string]interface{} = map[string]interface{}{"code":errorResultCode,"message":"internal error"}
notFoundObject map[string]interface{} = map[string]interface{}{"code":notFoundResultCode,"message":"method not found"}
parseErrorObject map[string]interface{} = map[string]interface{}{"code":parseErrorResultCode,"message":"parse error"}
serviceNameKey string = "_serviceName"
methodNameKey string = "_methodName"
idKey string = "_id"
paramsKey string = "_params"
resultKey string = "_result"
errorKey string = "_error"
codeKey string = "_code"
messageKey string = "_message"
requestObject map[string]interface{} = map[string]interface{}{idKey:(map[string]interface{}){},methodNameKey:(map[string]interface{}){},paramsKey:(map[string]interface{}){}}
requestObjectBytes []byte // bytes representation of request object.
responseObject map[string]interface{} // response object template.
responseObjectBytes []byte // bytes representation of response object template.
ginGroupBasePath *string // base path used when creating routes group if no base path was provided when creating server instance.
ginGroupMiddlewares []gin.HandlerFunc // middlewares applied when creating routes group if no middlewares were provided when creating server instance.
serverHandler http.Handler // handler used by HTTP server when serving requests.
isGinEngineUsed bool // flag indicating whether gin engine is used by server or not.
muxHandler http.Handler // handler used by HTTP multiplexer when serving requests if no gin engine was used by server.
methodHandlers []MethodHandler // slice containing method handlers registered by RegisterService method.
serviceMethodsCache map[interface{}]map[string]reflect.Type // cache containing list of methods registered by RegisterService method indexed by service implementation types.
)
// NewServer creates new RPC server instance.
func NewServer() *Server{
server := &Server{
ginEngine: gin.Default(),
shutdown: make(chan bool),
services: make(map[string]interface{}),
mux: http.NewServeMux(),
serviceNames: make([]string),
shutdownChan: make(chan os.Signal),
stopChan: make(chan bool),
shutdownG