An interactive map of the Echo codebase. The Go web framework, the whole repo in 119 files, half of them middleware, with no cycles. echo.go is where it starts.
119 files and 23 connections between their symbols.
context.go
json.go
echotest/context.go
_fixture/folder/index.html
_fixture/index.html
.github/FUNDING.yml
.github/workflows/checks.yml
.github/workflows/ci.yml
.golangci.yaml
bind_cache_test.go
bind_field_error_test.go
bind_test.go
bind.go
binder_error_response_test.go
binder_external_test.go
binder_generic_test.go
binder_generic.go
binder_test.go
binder.go
codecov.yml
context_generic_test.go
context_generic.go
context_test.go
dispatch_pool_test.go
echo_test.go
echo.go
echotest/context_external_test.go
echotest/context_test.go
echotest/reader_external_test.go
echotest/reader_test.go
echotest/reader.go
echotest/testdata/test.json
funding.json
group_method_handling_test.go
group_test.go
group.go
httperror_external_test.go
httperror_test.go
httperror.go
ip_test.go
79 further files are in the graph but not listed here.
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