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GoForjv0.9

Libraries ​

GoForj Libraries are first-party Go packages that can be used on their own or composed inside a generated GoForj App.

Each library page remains useful for standalone package users. Framework guides should link here for primitive APIs, driver details, constructors, and direct package usage.

Application Infrastructure ​

  • Web provides server-side HTTP abstractions, middleware, route indexing, and testing helpers.
  • Cache provides interchangeable cache stores and helpers.
  • Storage provides filesystem and object storage primitives.
  • Queue provides queueing, workers, and workflow primitives.
  • Events provides event dispatch and subscription primitives.
  • Mail provides message composition and pluggable delivery primitives.
  • Scheduler provides scheduled work primitives.
  • Metrics provides in-memory metrics primitives and Prometheus-compatible export.
  • Wire supports explicit dependency wiring.

Core Utilities ​

  • Env handles environment loading and configuration helpers.
  • Crypt provides encryption and key rotation utilities.
  • HTTPX provides lower-level HTTP client and utility helpers.
  • ExecX provides command execution utilities.

Developer Ergonomics ​

  • Collection provides fluent collection helpers.
  • Strings provides string utilities.
  • GoDump provides debugging and inspection helpers.

How Libraries Relate To Apps ​

Framework pages show generated App integration first. Library pages show standalone package APIs.

Use the framework guides when you are building a full GoForj App. Use the library pages when you need direct package details, a driver matrix, standalone usage, or lower-level behavior.

web and httpx are separate libraries. Use web for server-side routing, controllers, middleware, and generated App HTTP integration. Use httpx for lower-level HTTP client and utility behavior.