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Vic Shóstak edited this page May 1, 2021 · 27 revisions

Probably you think that Create Go App CLI is a "black box" that magically creates objects out of thin air. But that's not really true.

So, basically the CLI contains three main parts:

  • Pre-configured backend part
  • Frontend part generated by Vite.js
  • Deploy-ready Ansible roles

The backend part

Name Version Link to Go template
Fiber v2.8.0 create-go-app/fiber-go-template
net/http v1.16.3 create-go-app/net_http-go-template

The frontend part

Frontend part will be generate using awesome tool Vite.js under the hood.

You can choose between:

Name Version Link to JavaScript template Link to TypeScript template
Pure (vanilla) - vanilla vanilla-ts
React v17.0.0 react react-ts
Preact v10.5.13 preact preact-ts
Vue.js v3.0.5 vue vue-ts
Svelte v3.37.0 svelte svelte-ts
Lit v2.4.0 lit-element lit-element-ts

Deploy-ready Ansible roles

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So, follow this checklist to ask a question that we can answer in the shortest possible time:

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