The idea is simple: less manual work with layers, DTOs, repositories, handlers, and DI, and more time for business logic.

What it can do:

• goca init — creates a project structure
• goca feature — generates a feature layer by layer
• goca entity — creates domain entities
• goca usecase — generates application services and DTOs
• goca repository — adds a storage layer
• goca handler — makes HTTP/gRPC/CLI adapters
• goca di — collects dependency injection

There is a dry-run, protection against file overwriting, backup before overwrite, name conflict checking, and auto-update of go.mod.

GitHub: https://github.com/sazardev/goca