muxt-sqlc

Building type-safe web apps with Go involves generating code from HTML templates and SQL queries to catch errors at compile time. This approach aligns frontend form fields directly with SQL query parameters and ensures schema consistency.

Combining sqlc and HTML templating improves Go web development by generating type-safe code for both database queries and HTTP handlers. This mechanism catches frontend and backend misalignments at compile time rather than during runtime.

The recommended project structure for a Go web app using sqlc provides tailored layouts for both small and large applications. It guides embedding sqlc-generated query types and structuring handlers to maintain clear separation between database logic and templating.

Mapping HTML form fields to SQL query parameters uses struct generation to align form inputs directly with sqlc query parameters. This ensures that data extracted from HTML forms is type-safe and accurately matches the underlying database schema.

Testing a full-stack Go web application involves end-to-end strategies using `httptest`, `domtest`, and `chromedp`. These tools validate the integrated output of HTML templating and sqlc database queries through browser automation and HTTP request simulation.

Handling database errors safely involves wrapping sqlc database errors to implement robust, user-facing error messages. This approach prevents raw database errors from exposing sensitive schema details while maintaining application stability.