A Go framework suitable for rapid business development, which can quickly build API services or Web sites.
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• API framework gin
• RPC framework gRPC
• Configuration viper
• Logging component zap
• Database ORM component gorm | MongoDB
• Search component Elasticsearch
• Cache component go-redis, ristretto
• Message Queue Rabbitmq | redis
• Authentication JWT
• Parameter Validator validator
• Scheduled tasks cron
• Metrics monitoring prometheus, grafana
• Distributed Tracing opentelemetry
• Service registration and discovery etcd | consul | nacos
• Unit Test GoConvey
• Lint GolangCI-lint
• CI/CD GitHub Actions, docker, kubernetes

Eagle utilizes a classic layered structure and employs the Wire dependency injection framework to enhance modularity and reduce coupling between components.

├── Makefile                     
├── api                          
├── cmd                          
├── config                       
├── docs                         
├── internal                     
│   ├── cache                    
│   ├── handler                  
│   ├── middleware               
│   ├── model                    
│   ├── dao                      
│   ├── ecode                    
│   ├── routers                  
│   ├── server                   
│   └── service                  
├── logs                         
├── main.go                      
├── pkg                          
├── test                         
└── scripts                      

# go >= 1.16
go install github.com/go-eagle/eagle/cmd/eagle@latest

# go < 1.16
go get github.com/go-eagle/eagle/cmd/eagle

eagle new eagle-demo
# or 
eagle new github.com/foo/eagle-demo

# build
make build

# run
eagle run

https://go-eagle.org/

• CHANGELOG

• 1024casts
• FastIM
• Go-microservice

• Issue: https://github.com/go-eagle/eagle/issues

If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the tag "enhancement". Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!

• Fork the repository to your own GitHub account.
• Create a new branch for your changes.
• Make your changes to the code.
• Commit your changes and push the branch to your forked repository.
• Open a pull request on our repository.

MIT. See the LICENSE file for details.