Your go-to solution for a TDD workflow
This is the home of go-dom, a headless browser for Go build for testing web applications with JavaScript. It is specifically written with Go/HTMX in mind, a tech combination gaining in popularity.
This is created by me, Peter Strøiman, a software developer with 25+ years of experience in software development, primarily web development.
The project itself has spawned a few related side projects, all collected here under the gost-dom organisation.
- browser The browser itself
- code-gen Code generator for code-dom
- generators Generic Go code generation layer
- webref Exposes Go structs representin web standards specifications
Many parts of the browser code can be generated from Web IDL specifications. The
code-gen repository contains the code to generate browser code. The other two
projects, generators and webref started as part of the code generator, but
were extracted to separate projects as they could be useful on their own in
other projects
generators contains code to help generate Go code. It is a layer on top of
jennifer to provide an interface better
designed for composition.
webref exposes web specs as native go types. It is based on data from
github/w3c/webref
I am looking for sponsors, else I will have to abandon the project, to make time for paying work.
Github sponsors is not enabled for this organisation (yet), but I have sponsors enabled on my private profile.
This is a massive undertaking, and having people helping out t would be amazing.
Logo is based on the Gopher mascot by Renee French and is licensed under the Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution License.
The artwork was based on an svg file by Takuya Ueda (https://twitter.com/tenntenn). Licensed under the Creative Commons 3.0 Attributions license. The svg was fetched from https://github.com/golang-samples/gopher-vector?tab=readme-ov-file
