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go-libraries
Go reference libraries for Standards Lab — layered building blocks for cloud-native enterprise services.
The repository holds one base library: a single Go module rooted at
github.com/standards-lab/go-libraries. Each capability is a package inside that module, and all of them
are versioned and released together.
Providers that depend on a third-party SDK will be separate modules in nested directories, such as
database/postgres — each named for the system it targets and released on its own schedule, so a
consumer that needs one provider does not download the others. None exist yet. The base library takes at
most near-stdlib dependencies; today it has none.
Packages
lifecycle— starts subsystems concurrently, reports readiness, and shuts down within a timeout.config— loads configuration in layers: a base file, an environment overlay, and secrets.logging— builds an*slog.Loggerfrom a configuration thatconfigloads.web— an HTTP server, RFC 9457 problem responses,/healthzand/readyz, and a middleware chain.
Development
The repository uses a Go workspace and mise:
mise run test # build and test every module
License
Directories
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Package config loads layered JSON configuration and defines the contract a configuration type implements to take part in that load.
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Package config loads layered JSON configuration and defines the contract a configuration type implements to take part in that load. |
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Package database provides the SQL data layer's dialect-neutral core: a lifecycle-integrated wrapper over a database/sql connection pool and the dialect seam its providers implement.
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Package database provides the SQL data layer's dialect-neutral core: a lifecycle-integrated wrapper over a database/sql connection pool and the dialect seam its providers implement. |
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Package lifecycle hosts process startup, readiness, and graceful shutdown.
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Package lifecycle hosts process startup, readiness, and graceful shutdown. |
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Package logging constructs the *slog.Logger a process writes through, from a configuration that takes part in the layered load.
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Package logging constructs the *slog.Logger a process writes through, from a configuration that takes part in the layered load. |
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Package web provides the HTTP layer: a net/http server bound to a caller-supplied handler, RFC 9457 problem responses, a JSON writer, and the liveness and readiness endpoints an orchestrator probes.
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Package web provides the HTTP layer: a net/http server bound to a caller-supplied handler, RFC 9457 problem responses, a JSON writer, and the liveness and readiness endpoints an orchestrator probes. |
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