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A set of examples that demonstrate nirvana usage:

api-basic is a basic example demonstrating nirvana APIs
cli demonstrates command line interface
getting-started is a set of examples from top-level README
instrumentation introduces usage of metrics plugin
stream is a simple example of stream support in nirvana
openapi is an step by step example from adding code line to generate swagger spec
tracing is a basic example for using opentracing in nirvana

In addition to the above basic examples, see nirvana_example_meeting_rooms for a full example.

Path	Synopsis
api-basic
api/v1
api/v1/converters
api/v2
application
getting-started
basics
metrics
openapi Package main is definition of api	Package main is definition of api
openapi/pkg/api
validator
instrumentation
openapi
api
pkg/api/v1 Package v1 is definition of api +nirvana:openapi=true	Package v1 is definition of api +nirvana:openapi=true
stream
api/v1
tracing
services/api
services/config
services/models
services/store
tracing-basic