Xun is a web framework built on Go's built-in html/template and net/http package’s router, designed to be lightweight, fast, and easy to use for building web applications with features such as middleware, routing, and template rendering.
Xun integrates with Go's built-in net/http.ServeMux router, introduced in version 1.22, enhancing routing capabilities with Go's latest updates.
Utilizes Go's built-in html/template for server-side rendering, allowing developers to use all built-in actions, pipelines, and functions alongside custom ones registered in HtmlViewEngine.
Offers built-in support for gzip and deflate compression methods, improving data transfer efficiency and performance.
Automates SSL certificate issuance and renewal using Let's Encrypt or other ACME-based CAs, simplifying secure server deployments.
Supports multiple view engines like StaticViewEngine, JsonViewEngine, and HtmlViewEngine, with options to add custom engines such as XmlViewEngine.
Allows addition of middleware functions to run code before a request is completed, enhancing performance, security, and user experience through features like authentication, logging, and path rewriting.
Incorporates form data binding and validation features with i18n support, streamlining the collection and validation of GET/POST request data in different locales.
Supports configuration of multiple virtual hosts via 'net/http' package's routing, managing several host names pointing to a single address.
Facilitates server push technology to deliver automatic updates from a server to the client via an HTTP connection, supporting real-time web applications.