Third Party Libraries

Goji is already compatible with a great many third-party libraries that are themselves compatible with net/http, however some library authors have gone out of their way to include Goji compatibility specifically, perhaps by integrating more tightly with Goji's web.C or by providing a custom pattern type. A few such libraries are listed below:

• httpauth – HTTP Basic Authentication middleware for Go web services. Compatible with Goji, Gorilla, Gin & net/http (amongst many others).
• goji/csrf – Cross Site Forgery Protection (CSRF) middleware for Goji with signed cookies. Leverages Goji's web.C request context and avoids a global map.
• Middleware to set a few common security options
• Example Gzip Middleware
• Gzip Middleware package
• nosurf (CSRF Protection) that has a simple example on using it with Goji.
• gorilla/handlers — a small collection of logging and gzip middleware.
• keengo - a middleware that logs requests/responses to keen.io.
• context — a middleware that integrates Goji with go.net's context.Context
• tt_goji_middleware - a collection of middleware including rate limiting via redis, sessions (with redis, postgres and memory backends), logging, simple caching headers, reporting errors to sentry, and, because everyone does it, gzip.
• tt_goji_oauth - add login with OAUTH to your Goji app - currently "login with Github" only.
• cors - a simple middleware to add CORS support to you API with a simple Goji integration example.
• cji - an inline middleware chain for Goji web apps.
• reverse - URL reverse package.
• balaur - An app container for goji (manage independent mini apps)
• sessions - Simple server-side sessions for Goji
• Minify middleware - HTML, Inline CSS & JS minification simple example on using it with Goji
• recover - HTTP recovery middleware
• deferpanic middleware - DeferPanic middlware with an example
• negotiator - HTTP Content Negotiation
• permissions2 - Handle users, login states and permissions

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If you'd like to develop a library or integration for Goji and would like an ever-so-slightly blessed repository to put your work in, send Carl an email—ideally with some kind of design document or code or other "proof of work"—and he can create you a repository in the official Goji contrib organization.