goblin

What it does

goblin is an HTTP Router that extends net/http's ServeMux. It is implemented based on a simple tree structure called a trie tree. It's lightweight and net/http compatible.

A golang http router based on trie tree. Contribute to bmf-san/goblin development by creating an account on GitHub.

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