A small IT asset inventory system built around a nested folder tree, matching the project brief: Go + html/template + Bootstrap 5 + vanilla JS, SQLite storage (WAL, FKs, migrations), embedded templates/static assets, single compiled binary. - AJAX-driven inventory tree: lazy-loaded folder expansion with per-user persisted expand state, drag-and-drop move for folders/assets, safe delete-with-relocate-or-cascade confirmation, search with breadcrumbs. - Assets: CRUD, duplicate, move, auto-generated IT-000001-style IDs, CSV import (with optional folder auto-create) and export. - Admin-defined item types with custom fields (text/long_text/number/date/ boolean/dropdown/url/ip_address). - Configurable statuses, session-based auth (bcrypt, secure cookies), admin/user roles, user management. - CLI: serve, version, database migrate, database backup; /healthz; graceful shutdown; Dockerfile/docker-compose/systemd unit; Go test suite.
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341 B
Go
15 lines
341 B
Go
package web
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import "io/fs"
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// mustSub returns an FS rooted at dir within root, panicking on error (dir
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// is always a compile-time-known embedded path, so this can only fail if the
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// embed itself is misconfigured).
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func mustSub(root fs.FS, dir string) fs.FS {
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sub, err := fs.Sub(root, dir)
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if err != nil {
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panic(err)
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}
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return sub
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}
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