Add support for Gorilla generation by jamietanna · Pull Request #585 · oapi-codegen/oapi-codegen
As part of oapi-codegen#465, it'd be handy to have gorilla/mux, a commonly used HTTP server as a generated server. This is very similar to Chi, as it is also `net/http` compliant, and allows us to mostly copy-paste the code, with very minor tweaks for Gorilla-specific routing needs.
As part of oapi-codegen#465, we should produce an example version of the Petstore API using Gorilla, to validate that this works, as well as showing sample usage to consumers.
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Jan 16, 2024* Add support for Gorilla generation As part of oapi-codegen#465, it'd be handy to have gorilla/mux, a commonly used HTTP server as a generated server. This is very similar to Chi, as it is also `net/http` compliant, and allows us to mostly copy-paste the code, with very minor tweaks for Gorilla-specific routing needs. * Add example project for Gorilla As part of oapi-codegen#465, we should produce an example version of the Petstore API using Gorilla, to validate that this works, as well as showing sample usage to consumers.
adrianpk added a commit to foorester/oapi-codegen that referenced this pull request
May 31, 2024* Add support for Gorilla generation As part of oapi-codegen#465, it'd be handy to have gorilla/mux, a commonly used HTTP server as a generated server. This is very similar to Chi, as it is also `net/http` compliant, and allows us to mostly copy-paste the code, with very minor tweaks for Gorilla-specific routing needs. * Add example project for Gorilla As part of oapi-codegen#465, we should produce an example version of the Petstore API using Gorilla, to validate that this works, as well as showing sample usage to consumers.
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