Use the revel command line tool to create a new application in your GOPATH and run it:
$ export GOPATH="/home/me/gostuff"
$ cd $GOPATH
$ revel new -a myapp
Revel executing: create a skeleton Revel application
Your application has been created in:
/home/me/gostuff/myapp
You can run it with:
revel run -a myapp
$ revel run -a myapp
Revel executing: run a Revel application
WARN 11:21:51 harness.go:170: No http.addr specified in the app.conf listening on localhost interface only. This will not allow external access to your application
INFO 11:21:52 app run.go:32: Running revel server
INFO 11:21:52 app plugin.go:9: Go to /@tests to run the tests.
Revel engine is listening on.. localhost:40935
Revel proxy is listening, point your browser to : 9000
Notes When you run an application through the command line tool revel it is run as a proxy.
That is why you see the revel engine is listening on port X and Revel proxy is listening on
port Y.
$ revel run -a myapp Revel executing: run a Revel application WARN 20:12:59 harness.go:114: No http.addr specified in the app.conf listening on localhost interface only. This will not allow external access to your application Proxy server is listening on :9000
```commandline
$ revel new -a github.com/myaccount/myapp
$ revel run -a github.com/myaccount/myapp
Open your browser to http://localhost:9000/ to see a notification that your app is ready.
- The generated project structure is described in organization
- The HTTP port settings is in
conf/app.conf - There are a number of additional commands that can be run for revel see the Revel tool document for a complete list