A Domain-Driven Go Framework
Important
Flamigo currently is in a preview state. Tools may fail, and are in a very early stage. I'm using flamigo itself for some of my projects where I extracted it. Therefore there might be some loose ends still.
If you run into any issues please open a Issue
Flamigo is a lightweight and opinionated Go framework built around Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles. It gives you structure without getting in your way — offering a clean architecture where domains, aggregates, and events are first-class citizens.
Whether you're working on a game backend, a microservice, or a monolith, Flamigo helps you write code that's easy to reason about, easy to scale, and fun to build on.
Flamigo puts Domain principles at the heart of your application, encouraging you to think in terms of business logic and domain boundaries. With a modular design, clear separation of concerns, and minimal dependencies, it keeps things lean and understandable. Event-driven patterns are baked in from the start, making it easy to decouple logic without resorting to brittle hacks.
You get all the power of Go — fast builds, static typing, and simplicity — without sacrificing structure or long-term maintainability.
Install the CLI tool:
go install github.com/amberbyte/flamigo/tools/flamigo@latestThen start a new project:
flamigo initThis start a wizard and sets up the basic structure
Documentation, examples, and design guides are available at
👉 flamigo.amberbyte.dev
Pull requests, ideas, and issues are always welcome. If you're into Domain-Driven Go, we’d love your input. Check out CONTRIBUTING.md to get started.
MIT — do whatever you want, just don’t remove the flamingo.