zeromicro/go-zero

This system is a comprehensive Go microservice framework that provides a full-stack toolkit for building, deploying, and managing distributed applications. It offers code generation for APIs, RPC services, and database models, alongside a rich set of core utilities for concurrency, caching, and observability. The framework integrates modern standards like OpenTelemetry for tracing and supports multiple data stores including Redis, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL, while also providing infrastructure helpers for Docker, Kubernetes, and CLI tooling.

This period focused on modernizing the codebase by migrating to Go 1.18+ features, removing deprecated or unused packages, and significantly expanding the goctl CLI tool. The work included adding code generation support for multiple languages, improving internal package APIs, and enhancing observability and resilience features.

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This period focused on modernizing the goctl CLI with a Cobra-based structure and introducing new code generation capabilities for MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and gRPC gateways. The team also overhauled the API parser, added self-update and migration tools, and expanded the REST framework with middleware chains and HTTP client utilities.

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This period focused on significantly expanding the capabilities of the goctl code generation tool, introducing a new AST-based parser, gateway scaffolding, and comprehensive test suites. Concurrently, the codebase added robust testing utilities for tracing, logging, and RPC generation, while also integrating continuous profiling and an official MCP SDK for server implementations.

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