Reference docs describe current commands, configuration, runtime contracts, generated metadata, and integration boundaries. Start with the Documentation Hub; for task-oriented examples, use the Native Cookbook.
- CLI: current
gowdkcommand and flag surface. - Config: current Go config types, addons, modules, and build target fields.
- Dev Server: rebuild, live reload, generated-app restart, overlay, and HMR behavior.
- Deployment: output shapes, generated binaries, Docker, and optional operations recipes.
- Testing: scaffolded smoke tests, generated-app tests, browser smoke, accessibility, and performance checks.
- Routing: route declarations, dynamic route behavior, and output paths.
- Validation: request and form validation boundaries.
- Manifest: current manifest JSON.
- Go Interop: Go binding, build-data, typed parameter, and stub-generation behavior.
- Hooks: lifecycle services, middleware, guard, and rate-limit ordering.
- Errors: error pages, panic boundaries, and cache policy.
- Diagnostics: diagnostic output formats.
- Diagnostic Codes: diagnostic registry, stability, and
gowdk explain.
- Addons: addon feature registration and discovery.
- Contracts: runtime contract registry and generated command/query adapters.
- Realtime: presentation-event fanout, SSE default, and WebSocket opt-in behavior.
- Tracing: dependency-free trace IDs, spans, sinks, sampling, propagation, and local collection.
- Observability: generated tracing addon and debug-gated instrumentation.
- Database: database addon conventions and app-owned boundaries.
- Framework Integrations: optional adapter integration notes.
- CSS: CSS inputs, processors, scoped output, and extension points.
- Images: image optimization patterns and current non-goals.
- SEO: sitemap, robots, metadata, and structured-data behavior.
- PWA And Offline: user-owned service worker and manifest guidance.
- Accepted
.gwdksyntax and semantics live under Language. - Compiler pipeline and generated-output details live under Compiler.
- Product capability status lives in Requirements.
- Product direction and feature specifications live under Product.
- Architecture, production hardening, and operations guidance live under Engineering.
- Runnable examples and recipes live in the Cookbook and Examples Index.