GStones/moke-kit

This system is a modular Go application framework that provides a unified infrastructure for managing server lifecycles, data persistence, and messaging. It integrates gRPC, HTTP, and WebSocket services with a pluggable architecture for NoSQL (MongoDB, Redis) and SQL (GORM) storage, alongside support for multiple message queue backends (NATS, Kafka, etc.). The codebase emphasizes testability through extensive mock implementations and dependency injection, enabling secure, observable, and scalable service development.

The project significantly expanded its internal architecture by introducing a modular, dependency-injection-based framework using Uber fx. This period focused on building out core infrastructure components, including a unified server interface with connection multiplexing, a structured logging system, and a comprehensive message queue abstraction. Additionally, the codebase established robust data access layers for both SQL (GORM) and NoSQL (MongoDB, Redis) operations, supported by centralized error handling and utility packages.

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This period focused on integrating the Agones game server framework by introducing SDK wrappers, interfaces, and mock implementations to support local development and testing. Concurrently, the codebase was refactored to adopt a modular, dependency-injection-based architecture, adding support for message queues, authentication, and secure gRPC communication.

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