Gone
A lightweight dependency injection framework for Go with tag-based auto injection, config center support, and rich ecosystem components.
What is Gone?
Gone is a lightweight dependency injection framework for Go that uses Golang struct field tags to manage component dependencies through concise annotations. It simplifies building modular and maintainable applications by automating dependency resolution and lifecycle management, enabling developers to focus on business logic rather than boilerplate wiring.
Go developers building modular, maintainable applications who want to reduce boilerplate code for dependency management, particularly those working on services that require integrated configuration, logging, database, or LLM components.
Developers choose Gone for its tag-based auto-injection that supports private fields and configuration values, integrated lifecycle management with start/stop hooks, and a rich ecosystem of pre-built components (goner) for common needs like observability and databases, all emphasizing convention over configuration.
Overview
🚀 Gone - A Lightweight Dependency Injection Framework for Go | Tag-based Auto Injection | Supports Config Center/Lifecycle Management | Provides Rich Ecosystem Components and Scaffolding Tool
Use Cases
Best For
- Implementing dependency injection in Go applications with minimal boilerplate using struct tags.
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