Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “PyGo-Labs”
August 28, 2026
PyGo CLI
Version updated for https://github.com/PyGo-Labs/pygo-framework to version v2.2.4.
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Action Summary This GitHub Action is a framework for building web applications using Go for the backend and Python for the domain layer. It uses UDS+MessagePack for communication between components, with support for Hot Reload in development mode. The action provides a modular structure, includes various modules like authentication, internationalization, admin panel, and notifications, and supports automated updates via GitHub Releases.
August 26, 2026
PyGo CLI
Version updated for https://github.com/PyGo-Labs/pygo-framework to version v2.1.0.
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Action Summary This action is designed to simplify the setup and development of Python applications using Go HTTP as the backend framework and Python for the domain logic, with communication over UDS+MessagePack. It promotes a modular structure, supports hot-reload during development, and provides a CLI for project creation and management. The action also includes features such as automatic CLI updates and support for popular modules like authentication, i18n, and admin interfaces.
August 23, 2026
PyGo CLI
Version updated for https://github.com/PyGo-Labs/pygo-framework to version v1.3.0.
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Action Summary PyGo Framework is a Go + Python monolithic architecture that uses DSL code generation to define models, handlers, and routes. It supports various data types such as UUIDs, emails, datetimes, URLs, phone numbers, decimals, optional values, arrays, maps, enums with numeric or string values, and automatic ForeignKey JOINs for database relationships. The action automates the process of defining and generating code based on a DSL file, simplifying development workflows by reducing boilerplate and increasing maintainability.