Typed end-to-end
Go handlers become OpenAPI and a generated TypeScript client.
The batteries-included web framework for Go.
Django's productivity. Go's runtime.
Build full-stack applications with typed APIs, migrations, authentication, React, and an admin — without assembling the stack yourself.
$ go install github.com/gombit-dev/gombit/cmd/gombit@latest
$ gombit new tasks
$ gombit dev
One source of truth.
Declare your model once. It drives the schema and the API; the API drives the client. Nothing hand-synchronized.
Your GORM model
SchemaAtlas diffVersioned SQL
APIHuma handlerOpenAPI 3.1TypeScript clientReact
Adminadmin registry/admin/
Both arrows out of your model are the point — and a drift check fails CI if the API and its generated client ever disagree.
Everything you need.
Migrations you can trust
Models produce reviewable, versioned SQL migrations.
A real admin
Register a model and get a runtime Django-style admin.
What's new
Every GitHub release, summarized automatically. Here's the gist:
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Gombit, or assemble it yourself.
Every row below is a decision you don't have to make — and then wire together.
| Feature | Gombit | Gin / Echo / Fiber |
|---|---|---|
| Routing | ||
| ORM | choose one | |
| Migrations | choose one | |
| OpenAPI 3.1 | choose one | |
| TypeScript client | choose one | |
| Auth & sessions | choose one | |
| Django-style admin | build it | |
| React integration | build it |
Gombit is Gin underneath, and hands it back on request — app.Router(). Want a bare router? Use one. Want the batteries wired together and agreeing with each other? Use Gombit.