gofr-dev/gofr

Features

• Microservice Frameworks - A comprehensive toolkit for building production-ready microservices in Go with built-in support for REST, gRPC, observability, and database management.
• Remote Procedure Call Frameworks - A development platform for creating high-performance remote procedure call services that includes automatic health monitoring, tracing, and request throttling.
• RESTful API Development - Building and documenting HTTP-based backend services with automated routing, standardized data serialization, and built-in observability for production environments.
• RESTful API Frameworks - A backend engine that automates routing, documentation generation, and CRUD handler creation to accelerate the development of web-based microservices.
• RESTful APIs - Exposes standardized RESTful API endpoints with automatic documentation generation to facilitate rapid backend service development.
• CRUD Generators - Automatically generates CRUD handlers from data structures to perform standard database operations without boilerplate code.
• Automated Migrations - Orchestrates database schema migrations with coordinated workflows to prevent race conditions in clustered environments.
• Database Schema Migrations - Automates versioned database schema migrations to ensure consistent state across deployment environments.
• Distributed Trace Propagation - Inject and extract tracing context across service boundaries to enable end-to-end request monitoring in a distributed architecture.
• HTTP Servers - Initializes web servers with automatic routing, structured logging, and graceful shutdown capabilities for microservice infrastructure.
• Backend Security Middleware - Apply authentication middleware to protect routes and support custom logic to enforce access control policies.
• Resiliency Patterns - Implements resilience patterns like circuit breakers and automatic retries for outgoing network calls to maintain system stability.
• Distributed Systems Toolkits - A collection of utilities for managing inter-service communication, message broker integration, and distributed tracing across complex service architectures.
• Interceptor Middleware - Add custom logic for authentication, validation, and request transformation to both unary and streaming RPC calls using configurable middleware.
• Distributed Tracing - Instruments services to propagate unique request identifiers across boundaries for end-to-end distributed tracing.
• Health Monitoring Endpoints - Provide built-in endpoints for liveness, readiness, and observability metrics to support automated monitoring within container platforms.
• Language Toolkits - Opinionated framework for scalable microservice development.
• Database Connectivity - Establishes secure, environment-configured connections to relational databases using standard transport protocols.
• Schema-Driven Code Generators - Automates the creation of API handlers and client stubs by parsing data structures to reduce manual development effort.
• API Throttling - Limit the rate of incoming unary and streaming RPC calls using a token bucket algorithm to protect service capacity and ensure fair resource distribution.
• Application Settings Management - Decouples application logic from deployment parameters by loading settings from environment variables and configuration files.
• Middleware-Based Request Pipelines - Processes HTTP and gRPC requests through a configurable middleware chain for authentication, logging, and observability.
• gRPC Interfaces - Generates boilerplate gRPC client code with support for customizable connection settings and load balancing.
• Microservice Orchestration - Developing and connecting distributed services using gRPC and message brokers with integrated health monitoring, circuit breaking, and request tracing.
• Monitoring and Observability - Collect and export logs, metrics, and distributed traces to monitor service health and performance in real-time.
• API Service Generators - Generates server templates and registration hooks for deploying high-performance gRPC services with built-in observability.
• Connection Pool Managers - Optimizes database resource usage through configurable connection pooling and session management.
• Redis Clients - Provides secure connectivity to Redis data stores with support for TLS and mTLS encryption.
• Background Task Schedulers - Provides utilities for managing recurring, scheduled, or delayed background operations and job execution.
• Cloud Infrastructure Integrations - Managing connections to external cloud storage, message brokers, and databases through unified configuration and secure environment-based settings.
• Environment Configuration Profiles - Supports distinct configuration profiles for development, staging, and production environments via environment variables.
• Containerized Deployments - Packages services into minimal, production-ready container images using multi-stage builds.
• Message Brokers - Facilitates asynchronous data transmission between services using thread-safe messaging patterns.
• Declarative Configuration - Loads application settings and environment profiles declaratively to decouple infrastructure parameters from business logic.
• Remote Service Invocations - Executes remote service calls with built-in circuit breaking and health checks for resilient inter-service communication.
• Background Job Schedulers - Executes asynchronous tasks and scheduled workflows with integrated performance monitoring and tracing.
• Application Logging - Record system activity and diagnostic information using configurable severity levels to assist in debugging and monitoring service health.
• Performance Metrics Exporters - Publish internal service telemetry to external analysis tools to track performance trends and resource utilization.
• Migration Execution Engines - Prevents race conditions in clustered environments by coordinating distributed database migration execution.
• Atomic Transactions - Executes multiple database operations as a single atomic unit to ensure data consistency during schema updates.
• Traffic Routing - Automatically routes database operations to primary instances or read replicas to improve performance.
• File Storage Services - Provides unified interfaces for connecting to local and cloud-based file storage backends.
• API Explorers - Renders OpenAPI specifications as interactive web interfaces for exploring and testing API endpoints.
• Task Scheduling - Automates the execution of custom functions based on fixed time intervals with built-in execution tracing.
• Reflection Services - Expose service metadata to external tools to simplify the debugging, inspection, and testing of remote procedure call endpoints.
• Message Broker Consumers - Registers handlers to process incoming messages from brokers with automatic data binding to application types.
• Message Brokers - Enables asynchronous communication by publishing messages to specific topics via integrated message brokers.

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