golangid/candi

Candi is a modular Go framework that provides a standardized infrastructure for building microservices, featuring a CLI for project scaffolding and a factory-based architecture for managing application lifecycle. It offers built-in support for multiple communication protocols including REST, gRPC, GraphQL, and various message brokers like Kafka, RabbitMQ, and Redis. The system includes comprehensive utilities for caching, distributed locking, background job scheduling, and task queue management, all integrated with OpenTelemetry for observability and structured logging.

This period marks the transition of the codebase from a monolithic application to a reusable library and CLI tool, centered around the Candi library v1.20.0 release. The work involved a comprehensive refactoring of configuration, dependency injection, and server implementations, while introducing new features like GraphQL support, cron workers, and interactive CLI scaffolding.

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The codebase introduced new workers for PostgreSQL CDC and RabbitMQ, alongside a centralized application factory for environment-based configuration. This period also established a comprehensive testing infrastructure by generating mocks for core interfaces and utilities, supporting the new asynchronous and scheduled components.

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