implementation-lokstra-init-framework

To initialize a Lokstra application from main.go, you register middleware and infrastructure services, then call lokstra_init.BootstrapAndRun() to auto-discover annotated handlers, generate route wiring, and boot the server with dependency injection.

Annotation-driven code generation for Go framework bootstrap works by auto-discovering annotated handlers and services to generate route wiring and dependency injection registration, eliminating manual boilerplate for server startup.

Yes, you can load YAML configuration and run database migrations during Go application startup; the bootstrap process loads and merges YAML configs and can execute migrations before the server starts with generated routes.

Yes, the Lokstra framework bootstrap supports multi-module project setups, allowing annotation-driven route and service generation across modules with centralized configuration loaded at startup and environment-specific options.

The best way to wire dependency injection in a Go web framework is using annotation-driven bootstrap that auto-registers dependencies, generates route wiring, and starts the server without manual DI container configuration.

You should add server initialization hooks for environment-specific behavior when bootstrapping Lokstra applications that require custom startup logic, multi-module support, or optional environment-specific options before the server runs.