Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
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Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#42Using no frameworks at all, only https://github.com/julienschmidt/httprouter for routing.
How do you handle database schema migrations?
I toyed with this: https://github.com/mattes/migrate
Quite simple, does the job.
Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#43Using no frameworks at all, only https://github.com/julienschmidt/httprouter for routing.
How do you handle database schema migrations?
I use Rails migrations, via the standalone_migrations gem, and code-generate the basic CRUD Go stuff from the schema.
I've tried a bunch of other migration tools but I don't think anyone has done a better job of it than Rails has.
Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#44Not a full blown framework, but Chi works pretty well - https://github.com/go-chi/chi
Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#45https://github.com/gorilla/mux
https://github.com/bitexploder/gowebexample
I put together a little example web app based based on a few popular packages, including gorilla / mux. It's not a framework, just a nice starting point for little apps.
Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#46Not a full blown framework, but Chi works pretty well - https://github.com/go-chi/chi
I am using Chi in several projects running in large production environments.
Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#47Earlier quoted context omitted.
How do you handle database schema migrations?
I use Rails migrations, via the standalone_migrations gem, and code-generate the basic CRUD Go stuff from the schema. I've tried a bunch of other migration tools but I don't think anyone has done a better job of it than Rails has.
Cool, because this is actually what I ended up with myself in a dummy Go setup of mine (after having reinvented AR's migrations poorly with a Bash script). I'm not really accustomed to Go's ecosystem yet, so:
>and code-generate the basic CRUD Go stuff from the schema
I guess you read schema.rb and output some structs and methods? Because a quick Google search only yielded some Yeoman plugins …
Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
I use Rails migrations, via the standalone_migrations gem, and code-generate the basic CRUD Go stuff from the schema. I've tried a bunch of other migration tools but I don't think anyone has done a better job of it than Rails has.
Cool, because this is actually what I ended up with myself in a dummy Go setup of mine (after having reinvented AR's migrations poorly with a Bash script). I'm not really accustomed to Go's ecosystem yet, so: >and code-generate the basic CRUD Go stuff from the schema I guess you read schema.rb and output some structs and methods? Because a quick Google search only yielded some Yeoman plugins …
No, I use Postgres and just query information_schema, and use the row/column information to populate text/template Go templates.
There's a bunch of tools that do this already (one I know works is "xo"), but I wanted join-table support.
Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#49What has been your experience with gin? How do you use it in your application?
Re: Ask HN: What Go framework for web API are you using in production?
#50https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin
My old place uses Gin. Works well enough, but had some problems with URL param handling causing our API design to eventually become a mess.