Enforce MVC layer boundaries in Go projects with import rules and dependency patterns.
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Go projects often suffer from messy, tightly coupled code where MVC layer boundaries are violated—such as handlers directly accessing databases or business logic being placed in the wrong layer—making code hard to test, refactor, and maintain.
Use the golang-mvc skill to refactor your existing Go service to enforce proper MVC layer boundaries and eliminate cross-layer dependency violations.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To fix Go code where handlers directly access the database, refactor by moving database access to the repository layer and defining consumer-side interfaces in the handler. This enforces strict MVC layer boundaries, reducing tight coupling and improving testability.
MVC layer boundaries in clean Go architecture define strict cross-layer import rules separating handler, service, repository, model, and validation layers. They prevent business logic from being placed in the wrong layer, making the codebase easier to maintain and test.
To enforce constructor injection and context propagation in Go MVC, apply standardized wiring patterns that define testable interfaces on the consumer side. This ensures dependencies are injected correctly and context flows cleanly across layer boundaries.
Yes, this Go MVC refactoring approach works with existing tightly coupled services by applying specific rules to fix code that violates layer boundaries. It supports moving misplaced business logic and standardizing error handling to eliminate unmaintainable code.
The best way to structure Go feature development using MVC conventions is following an end-to-end implementation checklist. This step-by-step process guides you from model definition to final wiring, ensuring layer-specific test patterns are applied correctly.
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