React with Gin and Fiber

The complete repository example pairs one React/TypeScript frontend with interchangeable Gin and Fiber backends written in Kinmokusei.

What it demonstrates

• imports of real external Go framework modules;
• a shared Kinmokusei todo store;
• health, list, create, toggle, and delete HTTP operations;
• locked external dependencies and ordinary generated Go;
• the same HTTP contract exercised against independent handwritten Go servers;
• a Vite development proxy and frontend component tests.

Project tree

examples/react-web-frameworks/
├── README.md
├── verify.sh
├── backend/
│   ├── kinmokusei.toml
│   ├── kinmokusei.lock
│   ├── store.km
│   ├── gin/main.km
│   └── fiber/main.km
└── frontend/
    ├── package.json
    └── src/
        ├── App.tsx
        └── App.test.tsx

Prerequisites

• a supported Go toolchain;
• Node.js for the React frontend;
• compiler source checkout for the repository verification script;
• an available local Go module cache for the already locked backend graph.

Verify

From the example directory:

./verify.sh

The verification compiles/runs both Kinmokusei backends, tests their HTTP behavior, and exercises the frontend against the expected API contract. It does not use generated Go as its own expected-value implementation.

Browse the complete example source for the exact run commands and current endpoint matrix.