It is still under development, so please do not use it. We plan to release v.1.0.0 in the summer.
roche is a web framework optimized for microservice architecture using go. It prioritizes schema-first and quick development over lightweight. It is currently in the development concept stage and should not be used in production.
It is inspired by Ruby on Rails, grapi and protoeasy. And roche relies on grapi heavily.
Roche is named after the Roche limit and Roche radius.
The Roche limit is the critical satellite orbital radius at which the satellite will break apart due to tidal destruction if the satellite is approximated to be a self-gravitating fluid, ignoring its material strength. The Roche radius is the size of the region where the mutual gravity of two celestial bodies orbiting around the central body exceeds the gravity of the central body.
In a microservices architecture, each service pulls together as if it has universal gravitation. However, if they are too close together (i.e., too dense), they will break, hence the name.
Getting Started
Framework
go get github.com/riita10069/roche
CLI tool
go get github.com/riita10069/roche/cmd/roche
Getting Started
roche init . To Initialize project like create-react-app
roche toml Generate roche.toml which is needed roche command.
roche g scaffold-service NAME Generate .proto and server
roche scaffold all NAME Generate CRUD template for NAME service
roche manifest app APPNAME Generate k8s manifest template, APPNAME is app name.
roche server Run api server
if you want to use roche server
Currently, this feature is not supported. Sorry.
func Run() error {
+ defer roche.Close()
+
s := grapiserver.New(
+ rocheserver.WithDefaultLogger(),
- grapiserver.WithDefaultLogger(),
grapiserver.WithServers(
// TODO: Add server implementations
),
)
return s.Serve()
}
