skill-framework-fiber

Build REST APIs in Go with Fiber using routing, middleware, validation, and error handling patterns.

4|Updated Mar 31, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ryan-nguyen-01/agent-platform --skill skill-framework-fiber
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Skill: skill-framework-fiber
Source: https://github.com/ryan-nguyen-01/agent-platform/tree/main/.claude/skills/skill-framework-fiber
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ryan-nguyen-01/agent-platform --skill skill-framework-fiber

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Building scalable, production-ready REST APIs in Go with Fiber can be error-prone without a structured set of patterns for routing, middleware, validation, and error handling.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Routing & Groups: organize routes with modular, reusable groups and middleware.
  • Middleware & Security: apply request ID, helmet, CORS, rate limiting, and validation consistently.
  • Validation & Errors: integrate go-playground/validator and structured error responses for predictable UX.
  • Performance & Reliability: apply high-performance patterns and graceful shutdown for robust services.
  • Use Case: build a microservice with authenticated routes, input validation, and centralized error handling.

Quick Start

Create a new Fiber-based Go API, wire routes with middleware and validators, and run in a production-ready server as shown.

Frequently Asked Questions about skill-framework-fiber

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build a production-ready REST API in Go using Fiber?

Build a production-ready Go Fiber REST API by applying structured patterns for modular routing, middleware, validation, and centralized error handling. This ensures robust backend services with secure defaults and graceful shutdown.

What's the best way to organize routes and middleware in a Fiber application?

Organize Fiber routes and middleware using modular, reusable groups. Apply request ID, helmet, CORS, rate limiting, and validation consistently across groups to maintain predictable, secure API behavior.

How does input validation work with Go Fiber?

Input validation in Go Fiber integrates go-playground/validator to check incoming payloads. It pairs with structured error responses to return predictable validation failures, improving API UX and reliability.

Can I use this approach to build microservices and API gateways?

Yes, this Fiber approach suits microservices, API gateways, and CRUD services. It provides high-performance patterns, dependency injection, and graceful shutdown required for robust production environments.

Why does my Go Fiber REST API need graceful shutdown and centralized error handling?

Graceful shutdown and centralized error handling are needed to ensure your Go Fiber REST API terminates connections safely and returns consistent, structured error responses, preventing data loss and unpredictable UX.