gofiber-template
API template
An opinionated template for building Go-based RESTful APIs with container support and automated CI/CD pipelines.
A production-ready, container-first opinionated gofiber project template. Config by envvars, DI by go.uber.org/fx, Database by uptrace/bun, with out-of-the-box MVC folder structure and CI/CD support.
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Language: Go
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