bxcodec/go-clean-arch

Features

• Clean Architecture Implementations - Provides a standardized implementation of clean architecture for decoupling business logic in Go applications.
• Dependency Inversion Patterns - Implements a Clean Architecture where high-level business logic depends on abstractions rather than concrete infrastructure.
• Go and Ruby Boilerplates - Provides a comprehensive starter kit for building Go services with dependency injection and domain-driven design.
• Repository Patterns - Decouples domain logic from specific data storage implementations through the repository pattern.
• Clean Architecture Frameworks - Provides a foundational template that enforces the separation of business logic from infrastructure and presentation layers.
• Internal Package Encapsulation - Implements internal package restrictions to ensure implementation details remain hidden from external consumers.
• Package Visibility Restrictions - Enforces architectural boundaries by restricting external access to internal implementation packages.
• Storage Abstraction Layers - Decouples application logic from storage backends using interface-driven abstraction layers.
• Dependency Mocking - Uses simulated implementations of external dependencies to verify business logic in isolation.
• Business Logic Isolation - Separates application business logic from the user interface and external drivers to enable independent testing.
• Production Builds - Builds optimized, production-ready container images from configuration files.
• Multi-Stage Container Builds - Uses multi-stage Docker builds to separate the build environment from the minimal runtime image.
• Containerized Application Deployments - Packages Go applications into lightweight production images with orchestrated infrastructure dependencies.
• Go Development Workflows - Implements a development lifecycle optimized for Go with automated reloading and static analysis.
• Static Analysis - Integrates static analysis linters to identify bugs and maintain consistent coding standards.
• Service Isolation Utilities - Provides utilities to verify service behavior independently of external databases or third-party APIs.
• Go Testing Frameworks - Implements a testing setup utilizing mock dependencies to verify business logic in isolation.
• Isolated Functionality Testing - Verifies core application behavior in isolated environments without requiring active database or server connections.
• Parallel Test Execution - Executes test suites using parallelization and provides detailed coverage reporting.
• Unit Testing - Verifies the smallest testable parts of the application in isolation using mock objects.
• Project Scaffolding - Implementation of clean architecture patterns.

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