routine
A Go library providing ThreadLocal-like coroutine context storage and goroutine ID access with inheritance support.
What is routine?
Routine is a Go library that provides goroutine-local storage, enabling developers to access and manage coroutine context information more elegantly. It addresses the lack of ThreadLocal functionality in Go by offering non-competitive, high-performance interfaces for coroutine context access, serving as an alternative to pervasive Context parameter passing.
Go developers who need to manage per-goroutine state or context, particularly those migrating from languages like Java or C++ that have ThreadLocal and require similar functionality in concurrent Go applications.
Developers choose Routine over alternatives because it directly provides high-performance goroutine-local storage with inheritable context variables, avoiding the need to pass Context parameters through every function call. Its unique selling point is enabling ThreadLocal-like behavior in Go with cross-platform support and automatic inheritance when spawning new goroutines.
Overview
ThreadLocal for Golang.
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing per-goroutine configuration or state without passing Context through every function
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