Go kickstart is a simple repository that I'm managing to a have a fast setup for Go web application with my most common use cases using practices that I found useful and easy to maintain.
clone repository and use go run .
server.go contains all the dependencies that are normally available on most frameworks like routing, properties, http mangement, security, etc.
routes.go contains all the mapping between http's routes and controllers in a rails, while method mapping has been implemented in a Spring Boot style with GetMapping, PostMapping, PutMapping with a RequestMapping parent.
s.GetMapping("/", s.HandleIndex())
controllers.go will be the bridge between routing and business logic and middleware
static assets will be exposed on /static route, this is a good place for stylesheets, javascripts, images and so on.
Like most application, having configurations and constants in a file make them easier to manage, this is a de-facto standard in Spring-Boot with application.yaml, so
a ServerConfig struct will contain the values of properties.yaml
Template engine Integrate common security methods ( basic auth, session based and JWT )