RonyKIT is a collection of tools designed to be both extendable and flexible, enabling the rapid development of a complete API/Edge server. With the RonyKIT framework, you can create API handlers that support both RPC and REST style APIs without the need to rewrite the endpoint layer multiple times. The philosphy of Ronykit is to define the most used building blocks of the software as proper minimal viable interfaces and provide some standard implementations which make onboarding very quick and also let you to implement your own if you have a very specific case. The declarative force of defining contracts in Ronykit makes extending the code much easier and by the help of proper templating you can write the usecase and let the most boilerplates like stubs, tests, deployments etc to be auto-generated.
If you are seeking a framework to develop your API/Edge server, you can directly use the rony package. This package provides an
intuitive framework, leveraging Go Generics to offer a clean and user-friendly API. This is the recommended approach for using
the RonyKIT framework. However, if you require greater control over your API server and have concerns about performance and
memory usage, you can directly utilize the kit package, which forms the core of the RonyKIT framework.
- For more information about the
ronypackage, visit rony. - For more information about the
kitpackage, visit kit. - For more information about the
stubpackage, visit stub.
Benchmarks may not provide precise measurements of a framework's performance; however, they can offer insights into the overhead a framework might introduce to your actual business logic. You can see a benchmark as a reference to evaluate how Ronykit performs in comparison to other Go frameworks.
