Echo
Echo high-performance Go web framework. Use for Go APIs.From its SKILL.md
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Echo
Echo is a minimalist Go framework known for performance. v4 is stable and widely used for microservices.
When to Use
- Microservices: Lightweight REST APIs.
- Performance: Low memory footprint.
- Simplicity: No magic, just handlers and middleware.
Core Concepts
Context
c.Param(), c.JSON(). The context object wraps request/response.
Middleware
Centralized logic. e.Use(middleware.Logger()).
Binding
c.Bind(u) binds JSON/Form data to structs.
Best Practices (2025)
Do:
- Use
Validator: Integratego-playground/validatorfor struct validation. - Use
Graceful Shutdown: Support safe deployment restarts. - Group Routes:
v1 := e.Group("/v1").
Don't:
- Don't ignore errors: Go requires explicit error handling.
References
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