go-service-gen

To generate Go service layer scaffolding, you define a Service interface and the tool produces the ServiceImpl, DAO interface, and DAOImpl files automatically. It delegates default method calls to the corresponding DAO, ensuring clean separation across your architecture.

Gorm-based DAO CRUD scaffolding generates DAO implementation files that use gorm for persistence and project context utilities like user and department. It applies table naming behavior and baseline CRUD methods to maintain consistent repository architecture separation.

Yes, you can generate Go code for a new dataset service interface. When you define a new Service interface, the tool creates the missing ServiceImpl and DAO files in specified locations, allowing you to immediately focus on business rules rather than boilerplate plumbing.

The best way to structure Go controller, service, and DAO layers is using a four-tier architecture where ServiceImpl delegates to a DAO interface. This approach enforces consistent responsibilities, file paths, struct signatures, and documentation across modules.

No, you do not need to manually write gorm CRUD methods for every new Go service module. The scaffolding tool produces baseline DAO implementations with standard CRUD behavior and table naming automatically, reducing repetitive boilerplate coding.