I built boGO, an open-source tool that generates a complete Go backend service directly from your SQL schema or queries.
You just write your tables or SQL definitions, run the generator, and boGO produces:
Models and repository code
API handlers and routes
A ready-to-run backend project structure
The main goal is to help developers bootstrap backend services quickly, explore Go project architecture, or prototype APIs without boilerplate.
The generated code follows clean architecture principles and is easy to extend or customize.
It’s also a nice starting point for learning how SQL maps into production-grade Go code.
Repo: github.com/withbogo/bogo
There’s still a lot of potential for improvement. I’d love feedback, suggestions, or contributions.
Check it out and let me know what you think!
You just write your tables or SQL definitions, run the generator, and boGO produces:
Models and repository code
API handlers and routes
A ready-to-run backend project structure
The main goal is to help developers bootstrap backend services quickly, explore Go project architecture, or prototype APIs without boilerplate.
The generated code follows clean architecture principles and is easy to extend or customize. It’s also a nice starting point for learning how SQL maps into production-grade Go code.
Repo: github.com/withbogo/bogo
There’s still a lot of potential for improvement. I’d love feedback, suggestions, or contributions. Check it out and let me know what you think!