Is my Godeps.json correctly generated?

I am trying to deploy a simple go lang server on heroku.I have managed to get it running. But I am wondering if my utilisation of godep is proper.

Here is the Godeps.json I have produced.

{
	"ImportPath": ".",
	"GoVersion": "go1.5",
	"Packages": [
		"./..."
	],
	"Deps": [
		{
			"ImportPath": "github.com/kevinlg/trendee-api",
			"Rev": "6acde53081a273d4caedf113688e1ab83854c877"
		}
	]
}

I am wondering why "ImportPath":"." and not github.com/kevinlg/trendee-api instead of having it as a dependency ?

When I check the Heroku example or the Godeps.json for godep I can see

"ImportPath": "github.com/heroku/go-getting-started",

or

"ImportPath": "github.com/tools/godep

I have been able to get the server running and deployed on heroku.

Here is my project folder structure

trendee-api /(GOPATH)
   bin/
   Godeps/
   pkg/
   src/
     github.com/
      kevinlg/
        trendee-api/

I have used the following commands.

godep save -r ./...
go install github.com/kevinlg/trendee-api

Thanks in advance for the help

When you use godep save -r ./... you are saving multiple packages, which is why your Godeps.json looks like that.

For a single binary, you could also use godep save -r in the $GOPATH/src/github.com/kevinlg/trendee-api directory, given the following structure:

   bin/
   Godeps/
   pkg/
   src/
     github.com/
      kevinlg/
        trendee-api/
            main.go

I'm new to go and I had problem with Godeps too.
why you are using "go install ".
try using this link,
this is the heroku's website teaching about Godeps

and actually you can use godep help save
in command line to learn more about "godep save"