This adds `verify-gofmt` and `gofmt` make targets for quick go-fmting.
It also adds a `verify` target which verifies `gofmt` and the runs the
unit tests.
Travis now runs `make verify` instead of just `make test` as the tests.
This commit marks the phony targets in the Makefile as phony, following
good Makefile practices (for example, so we don't have have issues with
someone creating a file with a matching name in the future, etc).
This commit causes the `all` Makefile rule to trigger `build` instead
of `docker-build`. This allows people with convoluted setups that
involve `go build`-ing and `docker build`-ing on different machines (like
@directxman12) to not complain as much.
This commit adds a Makefile rule for installing the vendor directory.
Both the `build` and `docker-build` phony rules depend on the `vendor`
rule, which in turn depends on the `glide.lock` rule. This means that
any time the `glide.lock` file is updated, the vendor directory will be
re-installed.
The `build` Makefile target attempted to place the generated artifact in
`/build`, where it should have used a local directory instead. This
commit makes the directory configurable using the `OUT_DIR` argument,
and defaults it to ./_output
