Forge

What it does

Forge is a modular, production-grade Go framework for building scalable backend services. Add PostgreSQL, Redis, gRPC, GraphQL, Kafka, Auth, and AI capabilities with a single line of code — 28+ extensions, plug and play. It features type-safe dependency injection via Go generics, unified multi-protocol routing, auto-generated OpenAPI 3.1 schemas from your Go types, built-in observability with OpenTelemetry and Prometheus, and a zero-config Docker setup. From prototype to production in minutes.

Production-grade Go framework for building modular, extensible backend services with 28+ extensions, type-safe DI, and multi-protocol support.

A modular, extensible framework for building backend services in Go. Type-safe dependency injection, auto-generated API schemas, and 28+ production-ready extensions. A complete toolkit for production Go services, from routing to observability. 28+ production-ready extensions. Plug in only what you need. // Register any extension with one line app.Use(postgres.Extension()) app.Use(redis.Extension()) app.Use(grpc.Extension()) Multi-Protocol Unified routing across every protocol, from REST to WebTransport. // One router, every protocol app.Router().GET("/api/users", listUsers) app.Router().POST("/api/users", createUser) // gRPC auto-registered from proto app.Use(grpc.Extension()) // GraphQL…from forge.xraph.com

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