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goravel

Laravel-style web application framework for Go

Stars
4.9k
License
MIT
Last commit
Jul 2026
Last release
Nov 2026
Language
Go
Stars, last 29 weeks+468
22 Apr 2026: 4,442 stars29 Apr 2026: 4,446 stars6 May 2026: 4,459 stars13 May 2026: 4,466 stars20 May 2026: 4,473 stars27 May 2026: 4,478 stars3 Jun 2026: 4,482 stars10 Jun 2026: 4,688 stars17 Jun 2026: 4,701 stars24 Jun 2026: 4,704 stars1 Jul 2026: 4,726 stars8 Jul 2026: 4,733 stars15 Jul 2026: 4,741 stars22 Jul 2026: 4,749 stars29 Jul 2026: 4,753 stars5 Aug 2026: 4,757 stars12 Aug 2026: 4,769 stars19 Aug 2026: 4,777 stars26 Aug 2026: 4,789 stars2 Sept 2026: 4,793 stars9 Sept 2026: 4,803 stars16 Sept 2026: 4,811 stars23 Sept 2026: 4,821 stars30 Sept 2026: 4,830 stars7 Oct 2026: 4,841 stars14 Oct 2026: 4,861 stars21 Oct 2026: 4,871 stars28 Oct 2026: 4,885 stars4 Nov 2026: 4,898 stars11 Nov 2026: 4,910 stars

4,442 on 22 Apr 20264,910 on 11 Nov 2026

From GitHub's daily star counts.

Checked on GitHub.

Overview

Goravel is a Go web framework that mirrors Laravel's structure and APIs, so PHP developers can reuse their conventions. It ships modules for HTTP routing, ORM, migrations, queues, task scheduling, JWT and session auth, cache, mail, gRPC and an Artisan-style CLI. It is a general backend scaffold with no AI-specific features.

Who it is for: Go developers, especially ex-Laravel users, building API backends

Strengths

  • Broad built-in module set: ORM, migrations, queues, scheduler, mail, validation, gRPC
  • Laravel-like API and Artisan console lower the learning curve for PHP developers
  • Auth with JWT and session drivers, plus gates and policies for authorization
  • MIT licensed, with a separate docs site and example repo

Weaknesses

  • No AI or model integration; it is a generic web framework
  • Laravel-style facades and conventions may feel unidiomatic to Go developers
  • Extensions come from separate packages rather than the core

What it needs

  • no GPU
  • Docker + Compose
  • Needs Go

What changed

From the release notes. No flag means the note does not say so, not that the upgrade is safe.

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