Example of Beegae - Part 2

The next step was to establish and configure my project. Before we get into that, I wanted a couple of Go packages to make things easier, namely github.com/astaxie/beego and github.com/beego/bee. I compiled the second package into the "bee" command.
I already had a directory in my root called "goprojects2". I created a "src" subdirectory. Then I went into the SDK command prompt and issued:

set gopath=%gopath%;c:\goprojects2

then went to the goprpjects2 directory and entered

bee new beegaenames

The "bee" command created a scaffold for my project. However, I had to convert the project from Beego to Beegae. I went into main.go (in goprojects2/src/beegaenames), and replaced "beego" with "beegae" .  I also went into controllers/default.go and routers/router.go, replacing "beego" with "beegae".
I needed to do one last thing before writing Go, namely create index.yaml on the same level as main.go. This file indexed my database. Here are the contents:

indexes:

- kind: Name
  ancestor: no
  properties:
  - name: FirstName
    direction: asc
  - name: LastName
    direction: asc

In the next installment, we'll get into the actual code.