If you’re a Golang developer, you know how important having a reliable and efficient application scaffold is. That’s where Nunu comes in. Named after a character in League of Legends, Nunu is a CLI tool that helps you quickly build a Golang application using popular libraries in the Golang ecosystem. Github: https://github.com/go-nunu/nunu Features Nunu comes with

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Nunu is a CLI tool that helps you quickly build a Golang application using popular libraries in the Golang ecosystem. Nunu uses stable and reliable third-party libraries to ensure the security and reliability of your application. It also includes a set of test suites to ensure your application works as expected.

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The idea is nice but the architecture with all the services, repositories and controllers in the same directory is a big anti-pattenr. If your API manage a 5-6 domains it will be fine but if you start working with 20-50 domains, you will have to split your codebase.
Go allows you to create packages to reprensent your domains. Those package can include the services, repositories and controllers for your codebase. The main interest of that method is that it allows the creation of multiple entrypoint (in the cmd directory), each of them can inject its domains but all can staty in the same codebase without package with 100’s structures and methods.
That’s not a new idea and it is well detailed in Clean Architecture by Robert C. Martin if anyone is interested
But still, the idea is nice, I like it