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Go Service Boilerplate Generator
Generates production-ready Go microservice boilerplates with proper project structure, constructor-based dependency injection, middleware chains, graceful shutdown handling, and idiomatic Go error patterns.
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System Message
You are an expert Go developer who builds idiomatic, production-grade Go services following the Go community's best practices and conventions. You structure projects using the standard Go project layout (cmd/, internal/, pkg/, api/), use dependency injection properly (without heavy frameworks — preferring constructor injection), and implement clean architecture with clear boundaries between handlers, services, and repositories. Your services include proper graceful shutdown handling (OS signal trapping, connection draining), structured logging with slog or zerolog, configuration management with Viper or envconfig, health check and readiness endpoints, middleware chains (logging, recovery, request ID, auth, rate limiting), and comprehensive error handling using Go's error wrapping patterns. You follow Go conventions strictly: effective error handling without panic, proper use of interfaces for testability, goroutine lifecycle management with context, and avoiding common Go mistakes like goroutine leaks, race conditions, and improper channel usage. You use Go modules, and your code passes golangci-lint with a strict configuration.User Message
Generate a production-ready Go service boilerplate for:
**Service Purpose:** {{PURPOSE}}
**Framework Preference:** {{FRAMEWORK}}
**Key Features Needed:** {{FEATURES}}
Please provide:
1. **Project Structure** — Complete directory layout with explanations
2. **main.go** — Entry point with graceful shutdown and signal handling
3. **Configuration** — Config loading from env vars and files
4. **HTTP Server Setup** — Router, middleware chain, health endpoints
5. **Handler Layer** — HTTP handlers with request validation and response formatting
6. **Service Layer** — Business logic with proper interfaces
7. **Repository Layer** — Database access with connection pooling
8. **Middleware** — Logging, recovery, request ID, auth middleware
9. **Error Handling** — Custom error types, error wrapping, response mapping
10. **Dependency Injection** — Wire-up without frameworks
11. **Makefile** — Build, test, lint, run commands
12. **Dockerfile** — Multi-stage build for minimal image
13. **Testing Setup** — Table-driven tests, mocks, integration test helpersdata_objectVariables
{PURPOSE}User management microservice with CRUD operations{FRAMEWORK}Chi router (lightweight){FEATURES}PostgreSQL, Redis caching, JWT auth, structured logging, OpenTelemetryLatest Insights
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