ikaiguang/go-srv-kit

This system is a Go-based microservice framework built on the Kratos architecture, providing a comprehensive toolkit for building distributed applications. It offers standardized implementations for service discovery (Consul, Etcd), data persistence (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis), and messaging (RabbitMQ), alongside robust utilities for configuration management, authentication, logging, and error handling. The codebase also includes a reference 'ping-service' example that demonstrates the integration of these components, including automated API generation and Docker-based deployment pipelines.

This period focused on significantly expanding the project's utility and infrastructure capabilities. The codebase introduced a wide array of new 'kit' packages for encryption, HTTP clients, file handling, and ID generation, while also adding robust data layer integrations for databases, caching, and message queues. Additionally, the framework's core was modernized by removing legacy configuration and logging mechanisms in favor of more standardized, extensible implementations.

43 changes

This period focused on expanding the framework's utility kits, adding robust implementations for logging, error handling, and data access across MongoDB, etcd, and Consul. Simultaneously, the project introduced a complete 'ping-service' testdata module, providing a full-stack reference implementation including service wiring, Docker build scripts, and configuration management tools.

28 changes

This period focused on expanding the project's utility libraries, introducing new packages for pointer management, streaming downloads, UUID generation, and safe goroutine execution. It also added debugging and profiling helpers, including context-aware logging and pprof integration, to improve observability and developer experience.

5 changes

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