httpsrv

httpsrv

httpsrv is a lightweight, modular, high-performance MVC web framework designed for Go, suitable for developing various internet-facing APIs and web applications.

Language: English | 中文

Features

• Modular Architecture - Business code organized through modules, ideal for enterprise-level complex application development
• Lightweight & Concise - Core code is concise (~3000 lines) with stable and reliable interfaces, easy for long-term maintenance
• High Performance - Low memory footprint, high concurrency stability, QPS can reach 20000+ on 2-core instances from mainstream cloud providers
• MVC Pattern - Supports standard MVC architecture with clear code structure
• Template Engine - Built-in template engine supporting flexible view rendering
• Internationalization - Built-in i18n support for multiple languages
• Middleware - Supports request filters and interceptors
• Session Management - Built-in session management functionality

Documentation

• Quick Start
• FAQ
• Complete Documentation Index

Installation

go get -u github.com/hooto/httpsrv

Quick Start

Create a simple Hello World application:

package main

import (
    "github.com/hooto/httpsrv"
)

// Define a controller
type Hello struct {
    *httpsrv.Controller
}

// Define an Action
func (c Hello) WorldAction() {
    c.RenderString("hello world")
}

// Create module
func NewModule() httpsrv.Module {
    module := httpsrv.NewModule("demo")
    module.ControllerRegister(new(Hello))
    return module
}

func main() {
    // Register module to global service
    httpsrv.GlobalService.ModuleRegister("/", NewModule())
    
    // Set port
    httpsrv.GlobalService.Config.HttpPort = 8080
    
    // Start service
    httpsrv.GlobalService.Start()
}

Run:

go run main.go

Visit:

curl http://localhost:8080/hello/world/

Output:

hello world

Project Structure

Recommended directory structure:

├─ bin/              # Compiled executables
├─ etc/              # Configuration files
├─ config/           # Configuration parsing code
├─ cmd/
│  └─ server/
│     └─ main.go     # Service entry point
├─ data/             # Database access layer
├─ websrv/           # Module directory
│  ├─ api-v1/        # API module
│  └─ frontend/      # Frontend module
│     └─ views/      # Template files
├─ webui/            # Static files
└─ var/              # Runtime data

Complete example project: httpsrv-demo

Recommended Dependencies

httpsrv keeps the core concise. Here are some recommended third-party libraries:

Database

• mysqlgo - MySQL client
• pgsqlgo - PostgreSQL client
• redisgo - Redis client
• kvgo - Embedded Key-Value database

Utility Libraries

• hlog4g - Logging library
• hini4g - INI configuration file parsing
• hflag4g - Command line argument handling
• hlang4g - i18n internationalization
• hcaptcha4g - CAPTCHA generation

More Go ecosystem libraries: awesome-go

System Requirements

• Go Version: 1.22 or higher
• Recommended Systems: Linux, Unix, or macOS (Windows not tested for compatibility)

Core Components

• Service - Service container and configuration management
• Config - Configuration file handling
• Module - Module management and routing
• Controller - Controller and request handling
• Template - Template rendering and views
• Router - Routing configuration and matching

Extension Components

• log - Logging extension
• data-rdb - Relational database extension
• data-kv - Key-Value database extension
• flag - Command line argument extension

Reference Projects

httpsrv has referenced the following projects in architecture design and some code implementations. Special thanks!

• Revel Framework
• Beego Framework

License

Apache License 2.0