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Config-driven OpenAPI 3.1 → Gin/WebSocket/MCP/GraphQL server generator for Go

The DAC Portal is a modular, policy-driven governance platform designed to support Data Access Committees (DACs) in overseeing the responsible re-use of sensitive data. Documentation available at: https://data-custodian.gitlab.io/dac-portal/docs

Serve an OpenAPI spec and an interactive Stoplight Elements docs site from one Register call, mounted on your transport server's mux. A companion to go/transport that keeps the ~2.4 MB embedded docs UI out of servers that don't need it. · https://transport-openapi.go.phpboyscout.uk

Pronounced "HTTP" - because sometimes the best fucking code comes with wordplay. A Go library that does everything you need and nothing you don't. Spin up a production-ready server with middleware, WebSocket hubs, file uploads, static serving, request proxying with caching, and OpenAPI validation.

Go tool that generates typed Go constants from the x-constants extension in OpenAPI specs, keeping spec and code in sync.

Contract for the polyglot aice-auth module: OIDC OpenAPI 3.1 fragments, Postgres schema migrations, a Go conformance runner with cross-language test vectors, and shared GitLab CI templates.

Backend API for the G&G character builder: a tabletop RPG character management service inspired by D&D/Pathfinder workflows.

Contract for the polyglot aice-otp delivery module: an abstract OpenAPI 3.1 channel interface (sms/whatsapp/email) plus conformance vectors every provider adapter must satisfy.

A cozy home for your content. Ready for any frontend.

Services and tools for use with Ginfra. It has several end to end demos.

Small Go application used to demo how to generate REST NBI and SBI using go-swagger (OpenApi).

A simple web app using Go and Gin framework.

This is a template project to demonstrate a method of generating an API server that is reliable and robust.

Romanian cities / counties API written in Go