App-facing HTTP contracts with an Echo-backed runtime for GoForj applications.
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web keeps application handlers behind focused Context, Router, and middleware contracts while Echo stays at the HTTP boundary. It includes an Echo adapter, route declarations, common middleware, WebSockets, Prometheus instrumentation, handler test helpers, and source-aware route and OpenAPI indexing.
The contracts deliberately expose less than Echo. Applications can stay on the smaller surface for ordinary HTTP work and use explicit Echo escape hatches when an integration needs the underlying engine or context.
Requires Go 1.25 or newer.
go get github.com/goforj/web
package main import ( "fmt" "log" "net/http" "github.com/goforj/web" "github.com/goforj/web/adapter/echoweb" "github.com/goforj/web/webmiddleware" ) func main() { adapter := echoweb.New() router := adapter.Router() router.Use( webmiddleware.Recover(), webmiddleware.RequestID(), ) router.GET("/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(http.StatusOK, "ok") }) router.GET("/users/:id", func(c web.Context) error { id := c.Param("id") return c.JSON(http.StatusOK, map[string]any{ "id": id, "name": fmt.Sprintf("user-%s", id), }) }) log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8080", adapter)) }
Start the server with go run ., then make requests from another shell:
$ curl -s http://localhost:8080/healthz ok $ curl -s http://localhost:8080/users/42 {"id":"42","name":"user-42"}
The quick start owns the http.Server directly to keep the first example small. For cancellation-aware graceful shutdown, use echoweb.NewServer.
| Start with | Use it when |
|---|---|
echoweb.New() and router.GET(...) |
Routes are registered directly and your application owns the http.Server. |
web.NewRouteGroup(...) and web.RegisterRoutes(...) |
Routes should be reusable declarations for reporting, indexing, or framework-managed App composition. |
echoweb.NewServer(...) |
The adapter should register route groups and own graceful HTTP shutdown. |
echoweb.Wrap(engine) |
An existing Echo engine needs to expose the app-facing web.Router contract. |
| Package | Purpose |
|---|---|
web |
Handler, context, router, route declaration, WebSocket, and route-reporting contracts. |
adapter/echoweb |
Echo adapter, native escape hatches, and server lifecycle. |
webmiddleware |
Authentication, security, routing, payload, compression, timeout, proxy, and rate-limit middleware. |
webprometheus |
HTTP metrics middleware, scrape handlers, and Pushgateway support. |
webindex |
Source-aware route manifests, diagnostics, schemas, and OpenAPI documents. |
webtest |
Lightweight contexts for isolated handler tests. |
The quick start above is a complete program. The following recipes are focused excerpts; complete generated programs are available in examples.
Route values keep registration data available for route reporting and source-aware tooling instead of burying every route in adapter calls.
adapter := echoweb.New() routes := []web.Route{ web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusNoContent) }), web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/users", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(http.StatusOK, []map[string]any{{"id": 1}}) }), } group := web.NewRouteGroup("/api", routes) if err := web.RegisterRoutes(adapter.Router(), []web.RouteGroup{group}); err != nil { log.Fatal(err) }
Use Pre for middleware that must change the request method or path before route matching. Method override, rewrite, and trailing-slash middleware belong in this phase. Use Use for middleware that wraps the matched request handler.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre( webmiddleware.MethodOverride(), webmiddleware.RemoveTrailingSlash(), ) store := webmiddleware.NewRateLimiterMemoryStore(rate.Every(time.Second)) router.Use( webmiddleware.Recover(), webmiddleware.RequestID(), webmiddleware.RateLimiter(store), )
Middleware runs in registration order, so put recovery and request identity near the outside of the chain and keep a shared rate-limit store for the lifetime of the application.
Server.Serve listens until its context is cancelled, then shuts down with the configured timeout.
ctx, stop := signal.NotifyContext(context.Background(), os.Interrupt, syscall.SIGTERM) defer stop() server, err := echoweb.NewServer(echoweb.ServerConfig{ Addr: ":8080", RouteGroups: []web.RouteGroup{ web.NewRouteGroup("/api", []web.Route{ web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusNoContent) }), }), }, ShutdownTimeout: 10 * time.Second, }) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } if err := server.Serve(ctx); err != nil { log.Fatal(err) }
webtest.NewContext runs an isolated handler without booting a router or listener. Use the Echo adapter with httptest when the route mapping itself is part of the behavior under test.
func TestHealthHandler(t *testing.T) { req := httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", nil) rec := httptest.NewRecorder() ctx := webtest.NewContext(req, rec, "/healthz", nil) handler := func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(http.StatusOK, "ok") } if err := handler(ctx); err != nil { t.Fatal(err) } if rec.Code != http.StatusOK { t.Fatalf("expected %d, got %d", http.StatusOK, rec.Code) } if rec.Body.String() != "ok" { t.Fatalf("expected ok, got %q", rec.Body.String()) } }
Use one metrics instance for both middleware and scraping. An explicit registry keeps collector ownership local to the application.
registry := prometheus.NewRegistry() metrics := webprometheus.MustNew(webprometheus.Config{ Namespace: "app", Registerer: registry, Gatherer: registry, }) router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(metrics.Middleware()) router.GET("/metrics", metrics.Handler()) router.GET("/users", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(http.StatusOK, []map[string]any{{"id": 1}}) })
Set RouteCompositionPath to the source file that assembles the application route groups. Scoping the index to that composition keeps unrelated fixtures and unused providers out of the published contract.
manifest, err := webindex.RunCached(context.Background(), webindex.IndexOptions{ Root: ".", RouteCompositionPath: "internal/http/routes.go", OutPath: "build/webindex.json", DiagnosticsPath: "build/webindex.diagnostics.json", OpenAPIPath: "build/openapi.json", Strict: true, }, "build/webindex.cache") if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } log.Printf("indexed %d operations", len(manifest.Operations))
RunCached reuses a content-validated analysis snapshot while artifact publication remains changed-only; use Run when persistent caching is unnecessary. Strict promotes unresolved source evidence into an error instead of publishing an ambiguous contract. The returned manifest still contains structured diagnostics for reporting.
WebSocket handlers use the same app-facing context plus a small connection contract.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.GETWS("/ws", func(c web.Context, conn web.WebSocketConn) error { var message map[string]any if err := conn.ReadJSON(&message); err != nil { return err } return conn.WriteJSON(map[string]any{"echo": message}) })
Use echoweb.Wrap to adapt an existing Echo engine. Adapter.Echo, echoweb.UnwrapContext, and Context.Native expose the underlying implementation when a framework-specific integration genuinely needs it.
If an application only needs Echo and benefits from its full native API everywhere, using Echo directly is reasonable. web earns its place when the smaller handler contract, route declarations, shared middleware surface, testing helpers, metrics, or source-aware indexing are useful application boundaries.
For backward compatibility, the Echo adapter initializes Echo's legacy IP extractor when an engine does not already have one. That extractor trusts forwarding headers without proxy checks, so configure it deliberately before using Context.RealIP for security, rate limiting, or auditing.
For a server reached directly by clients, use the network peer address:
adapter := echoweb.New() adapter.Echo().IPExtractor = echo.ExtractIPDirect()
Behind a trusted proxy, configure echo.ExtractIPFromXFFHeader or echo.ExtractIPFromRealIPHeader with trust options that match the deployment, and ensure the edge proxy removes client-supplied forwarding headers before adding its own.
Go HTTP stack loopback and in-process performance comparison
Whiskers in every panel show the observed sample minimum and maximum. The first panel measures single-core HTTP/1.1 loopback requests per second over a reused connection. The other panels measure in-process ServeHTTP operations per second, and their allocation figures cover the complete route and handler dispatch. Middleware details show the median paired latency added above the plaintext route measured in the same benchmark process. Each primary value is the median of 7 samples at 1s with GOMAXPROCS=1.
Bars are scaled independently within each panel, and small differences should not be treated as rankings. These are microbenchmarks and loopback ceilings, not production capacity forecasts.
Measured with go1.27.0 on linux/arm64 (arm64 (CPU model unavailable)), kernel Linux 7.0.14-orbstack-00380-ga7e0a2dc9535, revision 51e98aa8a711. Build settings: CGO_ENABLED=1, GOARM64=v8.0, GODEBUG=(unset), GOEXPERIMENT=(unset), GOFLAGS=(unset). Benchmark inputs: sha256:17adde14b9550f2b96814037427589a53d623f1ec1ea4cfbe7695b7385eb6456. Dependencies: net/http go1.27.0, GoForj Web local checkout, Echo v5.3.1, Gin v1.12.0, Chi v5.3.2, Gorilla Mux v1.8.1, httprouter v1.3.0.
Fiber is omitted because its fasthttp engine is not directly comparable in this shared net/http suite. See the benchmark methodology and recorded sample rows.
Regenerate the measurement and image with:
make bench-svg
Generated from public API comments and examples.
Echo returns the underlying Echo engine.
adapter := echoweb.New() fmt.Println(adapter.Echo() != nil) // true
Router returns the app-facing router contract.
adapter := echoweb.New() fmt.Println(adapter.Router() != nil) // true
ServeHTTP exposes the adapter as a standard http.Handler.
adapter := echoweb.New() adapter.Router().GET("/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusNoContent) }) rr := httptest.NewRecorder() req := httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", nil) adapter.ServeHTTP(rr, req) fmt.Println(rr.Code) // 204
New creates a new Echo-backed web adapter.
adapter := echoweb.New() fmt.Println(adapter.Router() != nil, adapter.Echo() != nil) // true true
NewServer creates an Echo-backed server from web route groups and mounts.
server, err := echoweb.NewServer(echoweb.ServerConfig{ RouteGroups: []web.RouteGroup{ web.NewRouteGroup("/api", []web.Route{ web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusNoContent) }), }), }, }) fmt.Println(err == nil, server.Router() != nil) // true true
Router exposes the app-facing router contract.
server, _ := echoweb.NewServer(echoweb.ServerConfig{}) fmt.Println(server.Router() != nil) // true
Serve starts the server and gracefully shuts it down when ctx is cancelled.
server, _ := echoweb.NewServer(echoweb.ServerConfig{Addr: "127.0.0.1:0"}) ctx, cancel := context.WithCancel(context.Background()) cancel() fmt.Println(server.Serve(ctx) == nil) // true
ServeHTTP exposes the server as an http.Handler for tests and local probing.
server, _ := echoweb.NewServer(echoweb.ServerConfig{ RouteGroups: []web.RouteGroup{ web.NewRouteGroup("/api", []web.Route{ web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusNoContent) }), }), }, }) rr := httptest.NewRecorder() req := httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/api/healthz", nil) server.ServeHTTP(rr, req) fmt.Println(rr.Code) // 204
UnwrapContext returns the underlying Echo context when the web.Context came from this adapter.
adapter := echoweb.New() adapter.Router().GET("/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { _, ok := echoweb.UnwrapContext(c) fmt.Println(ok) // true return c.NoContent(http.StatusOK) }) rr := httptest.NewRecorder() req := httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", nil) adapter.ServeHTTP(rr, req)
UnwrapWebSocketConn returns the underlying gorilla websocket connection.
_, ok := echoweb.UnwrapWebSocketConn(nil) fmt.Println(ok) // false
Wrap exposes an existing Echo engine through the web.Router contract.
adapter := echoweb.Wrap(nil) fmt.Println(adapter.Echo() != nil) // true
Run indexes API metadata from source and writes artifacts.
manifest, err := webindex.Run(context.Background(), webindex.IndexOptions{ Root: ".", OutPath: "webindex.json", }) fmt.Println(err == nil, manifest.Version != "") // true true
RunCached indexes API metadata while reusing a content-validated analysis cache at cachePath. Relative cache paths resolve from opts.Root. An empty path behaves like Run. When the active build cannot be fingerprinted safely, RunCached falls back to a full run without persisting state.
BasicAuth returns basic auth middleware.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.BasicAuth(func(user, pass string, c web.Context) (bool, error) { return user == "demo" && pass == "secret", nil })) router.GET("/admin", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "welcome") })
BasicAuthWithConfig returns basic auth middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.BasicAuthWithConfig(webmiddleware.BasicAuthConfig{ Realm: "Admin", Validator: func(user, pass string, c web.Context) (bool, error) { return user == "demo" && pass == "secret", nil }, })) router.GET("/admin", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "welcome") })
CSRF enables token-based CSRF protection.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.CSRF()) router.POST("/settings", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(204) })
CSRFWithConfig enables token-based CSRF protection with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.CSRFWithConfig(webmiddleware.CSRFConfig{ CookieName: "_csrf", TokenLookup: "header:X-CSRF-Token", })) router.POST("/settings", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(204) })
CreateExtractors creates extractors from a lookup definition.
extractors, err := webmiddleware.CreateExtractors("header:X-API-Key,query:token") fmt.Println(err == nil, len(extractors)) // true 2
KeyAuth returns key auth middleware.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.KeyAuth(func(key string, c web.Context) (bool, error) { return key == "demo-key", nil })) router.GET("/api/reports", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(200, map[string]any{"ready": true}) })
KeyAuthWithConfig returns key auth middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.KeyAuthWithConfig(webmiddleware.KeyAuthConfig{ KeyLookup: "query:api_key", Validator: func(key string, c web.Context) (bool, error) { return key == "demo-key", nil }, })) router.GET("/api/reports", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(200, map[string]any{"ready": true}) })
Compress enables gzip response compression for clients that support it.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.Compress()) router.GET("/reports", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "large report response") })
Decompress inflates gzip-encoded request bodies before handlers read them.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.Decompress()) router.POST("/ingest", func(c web.Context) error { data, _ := io.ReadAll(c.Request().Body) return c.JSON(200, map[string]int{"bytes": len(data)}) })
DecompressWithConfig inflates gzip-encoded request bodies with custom options.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.DecompressWithConfig(webmiddleware.DecompressConfig{ Skipper: func(c web.Context) bool { return c.Path() == "/webhooks/raw" }, })) router.POST("/ingest", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(202) })
Gzip enables gzip response compression for clients that support it.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.GET("/feed", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "large feed response") }, webmiddleware.Gzip())
GzipWithConfig enables gzip response compression with custom options.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.GzipWithConfig(webmiddleware.GzipConfig{ MinLength: 1024, }))
MethodFromForm gets an override method from a form field.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.MethodOverrideWithConfig(webmiddleware.MethodOverrideConfig{ Getter: webmiddleware.MethodFromForm("_method"), }))
MethodFromHeader gets an override method from a request header.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.MethodOverrideWithConfig(webmiddleware.MethodOverrideConfig{ Getter: webmiddleware.MethodFromHeader("X-HTTP-Method-Override"), }))
MethodFromQuery gets an override method from a query parameter.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.MethodOverrideWithConfig(webmiddleware.MethodOverrideConfig{ Getter: webmiddleware.MethodFromQuery("_method"), }))
MethodOverride returns method override middleware.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.MethodOverride()) router.PATCH("/articles/:id", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(204) })
MethodOverrideWithConfig returns method override middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.MethodOverrideWithConfig(webmiddleware.MethodOverrideConfig{ Getter: webmiddleware.MethodFromQuery("_method"), })) router.DELETE("/articles/:id", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(204) })
AddTrailingSlash adds a trailing slash to the request path.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.AddTrailingSlash()) router.GET("/docs/", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "docs") })
AddTrailingSlashWithConfig returns trailing-slash middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.AddTrailingSlashWithConfig(webmiddleware.TrailingSlashConfig{ RedirectCode: 308, })) router.GET("/docs/", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "docs") })
RemoveTrailingSlash removes the trailing slash from the request path.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.RemoveTrailingSlash()) router.GET("/docs", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "docs") })
RemoveTrailingSlashWithConfig returns remove-trailing-slash middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.RemoveTrailingSlashWithConfig(webmiddleware.TrailingSlashConfig{ RedirectCode: 308, })) router.GET("/docs", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "docs") })
Rewrite rewrites the request path using wildcard rules.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.Rewrite(map[string]string{ "/old/*": "/new/1ドル", })) router.GET("/new/:name", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, c.Param("name")) })
RewriteWithConfig rewrites the request path using wildcard and regex rules.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Pre(webmiddleware.RewriteWithConfig(webmiddleware.RewriteConfig{ Rules: map[string]string{"/old/*": "/v2/1ドル"}, })) router.GET("/v2/:name", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, c.Param("name")) })
BodyDump captures request and response payloads.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.BodyDump(func(c web.Context, reqBody, resBody []byte) { log.Printf("%s %s -> %d bytes", c.Method(), c.URI(), len(resBody)) // POST /webhooks -> 16 bytes })) router.POST("/webhooks", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(202, map[string]any{"queued": true}) })
BodyDumpWithConfig captures request and response payloads with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.BodyDumpWithConfig(webmiddleware.BodyDumpConfig{ Skipper: func(c web.Context) bool { return c.Path() == "/healthz" }, Handler: func(c web.Context, reqBody, resBody []byte) { log.Printf("%s %s -> %d bytes", c.Method(), c.URI(), len(resBody)) // POST /webhooks -> 16 bytes }, }))
BodyLimit returns middleware that limits request body size.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.BodyLimit("2MB")) router.POST("/uploads", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(204) })
BodyLimitWithConfig returns body limit middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.BodyLimitWithConfig(webmiddleware.BodyLimitConfig{ Limit: "10MB", })) router.POST("/imports", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(202) })
ErrorBodyDump captures response bodies for non-2xx and non-3xx responses.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.ErrorBodyDump(func(c web.Context, status int, body []byte) { log.Printf("%s %s failed with %d", c.Method(), c.URI(), status) // GET /reports/42 failed with 404 })) router.GET("/reports/:id", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(404, "report not found") })
ErrorBodyDumpWithConfig captures response bodies for non-success responses with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.ErrorBodyDumpWithConfig(webmiddleware.ErrorBodyDumpConfig{ Skipper: func(c web.Context) bool { return c.Path() == "/healthz" }, Handler: func(c web.Context, status int, body []byte) { log.Printf("%s %s failed with %d", c.Method(), c.URI(), status) // GET /reports/42 failed with 404 }, }))
NewRandomBalancer creates a random proxy balancer.
target, _ := url.Parse("http://localhost:8080") balancer := webmiddleware.NewRandomBalancer([]*webmiddleware.ProxyTarget{{URL: target}}) fmt.Println(balancer.Next(nil).URL.Host) // localhost:8080
NewRoundRobinBalancer creates a round-robin proxy balancer.
target, _ := url.Parse("http://localhost:8080") balancer := webmiddleware.NewRoundRobinBalancer([]*webmiddleware.ProxyTarget{{URL: target}}) fmt.Println(balancer.Next(nil).URL.Host) // localhost:8080
Proxy creates a proxy middleware.
target, _ := url.Parse("http://localhost:8080") balancer := webmiddleware.NewRandomBalancer([]*webmiddleware.ProxyTarget{{URL: target}}) router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.Proxy(balancer))
ProxyWithConfig creates a proxy middleware with config.
target, _ := url.Parse("http://localhost:8080") balancer := webmiddleware.NewRoundRobinBalancer([]*webmiddleware.ProxyTarget{{URL: target}}) router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.ProxyWithConfig(webmiddleware.ProxyConfig{ Balancer: balancer, Rewrite: map[string]string{ "/api/*": "/1ドル", }, }))
NewRateLimiterMemoryStore creates an in-memory rate limiter store.
store := webmiddleware.NewRateLimiterMemoryStore(rate.Every(time.Second)) allowed1, _ := store.Allow("192.0.2.1") allowed2, _ := store.Allow("192.0.2.1") fmt.Println(allowed1, allowed2) // true false
NewRateLimiterMemoryStoreWithConfig creates an in-memory rate limiter store with config.
store := webmiddleware.NewRateLimiterMemoryStoreWithConfig(webmiddleware.RateLimiterMemoryStoreConfig{Rate: rate.Every(time.Second)}) allowed, _ := store.Allow("192.0.2.1") fmt.Println(allowed) // true
RateLimiter creates a rate limiting middleware.
store := webmiddleware.NewRateLimiterMemoryStore(rate.Every(time.Second)) router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.RateLimiter(store)) router.POST("/api/messages", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(202) })
Allow checks whether the given identifier is allowed through.
store := webmiddleware.NewRateLimiterMemoryStore(rate.Every(time.Second)) allowed, err := store.Allow("127.0.0.1") fmt.Println(err == nil, allowed) // true true
RateLimiterWithConfig creates a rate limiting middleware with config.
store := webmiddleware.NewRateLimiterMemoryStore(rate.Every(time.Second)) router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.RateLimiterWithConfig(webmiddleware.RateLimiterConfig{ Store: store, IdentifierExtractor: func(c web.Context) (string, error) { return c.Header("X-Account-ID"), nil }, }))
HTTPSNonWWWRedirect redirects to https without www.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.HTTPSNonWWWRedirect())
HTTPSNonWWWRedirectWithConfig returns HTTPS non-WWW redirect middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.HTTPSNonWWWRedirectWithConfig(webmiddleware.RedirectConfig{ Code: 307, }))
HTTPSRedirect redirects http requests to https.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.HTTPSRedirect()) router.GET("/docs", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "docs") })
HTTPSRedirectWithConfig returns HTTPS redirect middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.HTTPSRedirectWithConfig(webmiddleware.RedirectConfig{ Code: 307, }))
HTTPSWWWRedirect redirects to https + www.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.HTTPSWWWRedirect())
HTTPSWWWRedirectWithConfig returns HTTPS+WWW redirect middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.HTTPSWWWRedirectWithConfig(webmiddleware.RedirectConfig{ Code: 307, }))
NonWWWRedirect redirects to the non-www host.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.NonWWWRedirect())
NonWWWRedirectWithConfig returns non-WWW redirect middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.NonWWWRedirectWithConfig(webmiddleware.RedirectConfig{ Code: 307, }))
WWWRedirect redirects to the www host.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.WWWRedirect())
WWWRedirectWithConfig returns WWW redirect middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.WWWRedirectWithConfig(webmiddleware.RedirectConfig{ Code: 307, }))
Recover returns middleware that recovers panics from the handler chain.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.Recover()) router.GET("/panic", func(c web.Context) error { panic("boom") })
RecoverWithConfig returns recover middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.RecoverWithConfig(webmiddleware.RecoverConfig{ DisableStack: true, HandleError: func(c web.Context, err error, stack []byte) error { return c.JSON(500, map[string]any{"error": "internal server error"}) }, }))
ContextTimeout sets a timeout on the request context.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.ContextTimeout(2 * time.Second)) router.GET("/reports", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(200, map[string]any{"ready": true}) })
ContextTimeoutWithConfig sets a timeout on the request context with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.ContextTimeoutWithConfig(webmiddleware.ContextTimeoutConfig{ Timeout: time.Second, }))
DefaultSkipper always runs the middleware.
fmt.Println(webmiddleware.DefaultSkipper(nil)) // false
RequestID returns middleware that sets a request id header and context value.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.RequestID()) router.GET("/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(200, map[string]any{ "request_id": c.Get("request_id"), }) })
RequestIDWithConfig returns RequestID middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.RequestIDWithConfig(webmiddleware.RequestIDConfig{ TargetHeader: "X-Correlation-ID", ContextKey: "correlation_id", }))
RequestLoggerWithConfig returns request logger middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.RequestLoggerWithConfig(webmiddleware.RequestLoggerConfig{ LogValuesFunc: func(c web.Context, values webmiddleware.RequestLoggerValues) error { log.Printf("%s %s %d %s", values.Method, values.URI, values.Status, values.Latency) // GET /users/42 204 125μs return nil }, })) router.GET("/users/:id", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(204) })
Timeout returns a response-timeout middleware.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.Timeout()) router.GET("/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(204) })
TimeoutWithConfig returns a response-timeout middleware with config. Timed work may run on an isolated native adapter context. With the Echo adapter, native echo.Context.Set and echo.Context.Get values do not cross that timeout detachment boundary because sharing Echo's pooled store would permit post-timeout request races. Store middleware values that must cross the boundary with web.Context.Set and web.Context.Get instead.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.TimeoutWithConfig(webmiddleware.TimeoutConfig{ Timeout: time.Second, ErrorMessage: "request timed out", }))
CORS returns Cross-Origin Resource Sharing middleware.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.CORS()) router.GET("/api/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(200, map[string]any{"ok": true}) })
CORSWithConfig returns CORS middleware with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.CORSWithConfig(webmiddleware.CORSConfig{ AllowOrigins: []string{"https://app.example.com"}, AllowMethods: []string{"GET", "POST", "PATCH"}, })) router.GET("/api/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.JSON(200, map[string]any{"ok": true}) })
Secure sets security-oriented response headers.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.Secure()) router.GET("/", func(c web.Context) error { return c.Text(200, "home") })
SecureWithConfig sets security-oriented response headers with config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.SecureWithConfig(webmiddleware.SecureConfig{ ReferrerPolicy: "same-origin", ContentSecurityPolicy: "default-src 'self'", }))
Static serves static content from the provided root.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.Static("public")) router.GET("/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(204) })
StaticWithConfig serves static content using config.
router := echoweb.New().Router() router.Use(webmiddleware.StaticWithConfig(webmiddleware.StaticConfig{ Root: "public", HTML5: true, }))
Default returns the package-level Prometheus metrics instance.
fmt.Println(webprometheus.Default() == webprometheus.Default()) // true
Handler returns the package-level Prometheus scrape handler.
registry := prometheus.NewRegistry() counter := prometheus.NewCounter(prometheus.CounterOpts{Name: "demo_total", Help: "demo counter"}) registry.MustRegister(counter) counter.Inc() metrics, _ := webprometheus.New(webprometheus.Config{Registerer: prometheus.NewRegistry(), Gatherer: registry}) recorder := httptest.NewRecorder() ctx := webtest.NewContext(httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/metrics", nil), recorder, "/metrics", nil) _ = metrics.Handler()(ctx) fmt.Println(strings.Contains(recorder.Body.String(), "demo_total")) // true
Handler exposes the configured Prometheus metrics as a web.Handler.
registry := prometheus.NewRegistry() counter := prometheus.NewCounter(prometheus.CounterOpts{Name: "demo_total", Help: "demo counter"}) registry.MustRegister(counter) counter.Inc() metrics, _ := webprometheus.New(webprometheus.Config{Registerer: prometheus.NewRegistry(), Gatherer: registry}) recorder := httptest.NewRecorder() ctx := webtest.NewContext(httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/metrics", nil), recorder, "/metrics", nil) _ = metrics.Handler()(ctx) fmt.Println(strings.Contains(recorder.Body.String(), "demo_total")) // true
Middleware records Prometheus metrics for each request.
registry := prometheus.NewRegistry() metrics, _ := webprometheus.New(webprometheus.Config{Registerer: registry, Gatherer: registry, Namespace: "example"}) handler := metrics.Middleware()(func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusNoContent) }) ctx := webtest.NewContext(httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", nil), nil, "/healthz", nil) _ = handler(ctx) out := &bytes.Buffer{} _ = webprometheus.WriteGatheredMetrics(out, registry) fmt.Println(strings.Contains(out.String(), "example_requests_total")) // true
Middleware returns the package-level Prometheus middleware.
registry := prometheus.NewRegistry() metrics, _ := webprometheus.New(webprometheus.Config{Registerer: registry, Gatherer: registry, Namespace: "example"}) handler := metrics.Middleware()(func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusNoContent) }) ctx := webtest.NewContext(httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", nil), nil, "/healthz", nil) _ = handler(ctx) out := &bytes.Buffer{} _ = webprometheus.WriteGatheredMetrics(out, registry) fmt.Println(strings.Contains(out.String(), "example_requests_total")) // true
MustNew creates a Metrics instance and panics on registration errors.
metrics := webprometheus.MustNew(webprometheus.Config{Registerer: prometheus.NewRegistry(), Gatherer: prometheus.NewRegistry()}) fmt.Println(metrics != nil) // true
New creates a Metrics instance backed by Prometheus collectors.
metrics, err := webprometheus.New(webprometheus.Config{Namespace: "app"}) _ = metrics fmt.Println(err == nil) // true
RunPushGatewayGatherer starts pushing collected metrics until the context finishes.
err := webprometheus.RunPushGatewayGatherer(context.Background(), webprometheus.PushGatewayConfig{}) fmt.Println(err != nil) // true
WriteGatheredMetrics gathers collected metrics and writes them to the given writer.
var buf bytes.Buffer err := webprometheus.WriteGatheredMetrics(&buf, prometheus.NewRegistry()) fmt.Println(err == nil) // true
BuildRouteEntries builds a sorted slice of route entries from registered groups and extra entries.
entries := web.BuildRouteEntries([]web.RouteGroup{ web.NewRouteGroup("/api", []web.Route{ web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }), }), }) fmt.Println(entries[0].Path, entries[0].Methods[0]) // /api/healthz GET
RenderRouteTable renders a route table using simple ASCII borders and ANSI colors.
table := web.RenderRouteTable([]web.RouteEntry{{ Path: "/api/healthz", Handler: "monitoring.Healthz", Methods: []string{"GET"}, }}) fmt.Println(strings.Contains(table, "/api/healthz")) // true
MountRouter applies mount-style router configuration in declaration order.
adapter := echoweb.New() err := web.MountRouter(adapter.Router(), []web.RouterMount{ func(r web.Router) error { r.GET("/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }) return nil }, }) fmt.Println(err == nil) // true
NewRoute creates a new route using the app-facing web handler contract directly.
route := web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusOK) }) fmt.Println(route.Method(), route.Path()) // GET /healthz
NewRouteGroup wraps routes and their accompanied web middleware.
group := web.NewRouteGroup("/api", []web.Route{ web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }), }) fmt.Println(group.RoutePrefix(), len(group.Routes())) // /api 1
NewWebSocketRoute creates a websocket route using the app-facing websocket handler contract.
route := web.NewWebSocketRoute("/ws", func(c web.Context, conn web.WebSocketConn) error { return nil }) fmt.Println(route.IsWebSocket()) // true
RegisterRoutes registers route groups onto a router.
adapter := echoweb.New() groups := []web.RouteGroup{ web.NewRouteGroup("/api", []web.Route{ web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }), }), } err := web.RegisterRoutes(adapter.Router(), groups) fmt.Println(err == nil) // true
Handler returns the route handler.
route := web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return c.NoContent(http.StatusCreated) }) ctx := webtest.NewContext(nil, nil, "/healthz", nil) _ = route.Handler()(ctx) fmt.Println(ctx.StatusCode()) // 201
HandlerName returns the original handler name for route reporting.
route := web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }) fmt.Println(route.HandlerName() != "") // true
IsWebSocket reports whether this route upgrades to a websocket connection.
route := web.NewWebSocketRoute("/ws", func(c web.Context, conn web.WebSocketConn) error { return nil }) fmt.Println(route.IsWebSocket()) // true
Method returns the HTTP method.
route := web.NewRoute(http.MethodPost, "/users", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }) fmt.Println(route.Method()) // POST
MiddlewareNames returns original middleware names for route reporting.
route := web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }).WithMiddlewareNames("auth") fmt.Println(route.MiddlewareNames()[0]) // auth
Middlewares returns the route middleware slice.
route := web.NewRoute( http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }, func(next web.Handler) web.Handler { return next }, ) fmt.Println(len(route.Middlewares())) // 1
Path returns the path of the route.
route := web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }) fmt.Println(route.Path()) // /healthz
WebSocketHandler returns the websocket route handler.
route := web.NewWebSocketRoute("/ws", func(c web.Context, conn web.WebSocketConn) error { c.Set("ready", true) return nil }) ctx := webtest.NewContext(nil, nil, "/ws", nil) err := route.WebSocketHandler()(ctx, nil) fmt.Println(err == nil, ctx.Get("ready")) // true true
WithMiddlewareNames attaches reporting-only middleware names to the route.
route := web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }).WithMiddlewareNames("auth", "trace") fmt.Println(len(route.MiddlewareNames())) // 2
MiddlewareNames returns original middleware names for route reporting.
group := web.NewRouteGroup("/api", nil).WithMiddlewareNames("auth") fmt.Println(group.MiddlewareNames()[0]) // auth
Middlewares returns the middleware slice for the group.
group := web.NewRouteGroup("/api", nil, func(next web.Handler) web.Handler { return next }) fmt.Println(len(group.Middlewares())) // 1
RoutePrefix returns the group prefix.
group := web.NewRouteGroup("/api", nil) fmt.Println(group.RoutePrefix()) // /api
Routes returns the routes in the group.
group := web.NewRouteGroup("/api", []web.Route{ web.NewRoute(http.MethodGet, "/healthz", func(c web.Context) error { return nil }), }) fmt.Println(len(group.Routes())) // 1
WithMiddlewareNames attaches reporting-only middleware names to the group.
group := web.NewRouteGroup("/api", nil).WithMiddlewareNames("auth", "trace") fmt.Println(len(group.MiddlewareNames())) // 2
NewContext creates a new test context around the provided request/recorder pair.
req := httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodGet, "/users/42?expand=roles", nil) ctx := webtest.NewContext(req, nil, "/users/:id", webtest.PathParams{"id": "42"}) fmt.Println(ctx.Param("id"), ctx.Query("expand")) // 42 roles
Use the repository targets to validate every module and refresh executable documentation:
make test
make vet
make generate