go-backend-skill

Scaffolding a Go and Gin backend with layered architecture and JWT authentication generates a runnable project structure with handlers, services, repositories, and middleware. It includes GORM persistence, bcrypt password hashing, and PostgreSQL or MySQL support.

A production-ready Gin REST API scaffold includes CORS, request logging, panic recovery, pagination, validation, and unified response envelopes. It also provides Docker files and health checks to ensure immediate deployability.

Yes, generating a high-concurrency microservice using GORM and Gin creates an order system scaffold with users, orders, and order items. It applies dynamic version selection and standardised architecture suitable for high traffic.

Verifying a generated Go backend project involves executing dependency resolution, static analysis, and a build process. The generation finishes by running a health-check request against the scaffold to ensure it starts successfully.

Yes, the Go backend generator provides API documentation and migration guidance alongside the scaffold. It produces an API contract and project guide detailing the endpoints, middleware ordering, and database setup instructions.

The best way to structure a new REST service with Gin and PostgreSQL is using a convention-driven layered design. This separates handlers, services, and repositories, integrating GORM for persistence and standardising error handling.