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Personally, I would still choose gin. Gin seems to be more straight to the point. To name one, compare goyave router.Route("PUT|PATCH", ...) with gin router.PUT
by TXV 6y ago
Personally, I would still choose gin. Gin seems to be more straight to the point. To name one, compare goyave router.Route("PUT|PATCH", ...) with gin router.PUT() or router.PATCH().
Also I'm not a fan of adding a lot of functionality and opinionated behavior into web frameworks. e.g. configuration files that need to be in a specific place in my workdir, "automatic 404 when a database record is not found", etc.
But sure, if you want to get a server up and running from scratch very quickly for a POC or a simple API-over-a-database app, this lib might be a good starting point.
- SystemGlitch 6y agoFair point. The "automatic 404 when a database record is not found" is purely optional and something you choose to use or not, like all the other helpers. For example, see below code: func Show(response *goyave.Response, request *goyave.Request) { product := model.Product{} id, _ := strconv.ParseUint(request.Params["id"], 10, 64) result := database.GetConnection().First(&product, id) if response.HandleDatabaseError(result) { response.JSON(http.StatusOK, product) } } "response.HandleDatabaseError" is the helper we're talking about.
- hssys 6y agoDoesn't Gin still have big issues where it's not compatible with native net/http middleware?