This project forked from penguin-statistics/backend-next
The refactored Penguin Statistics v3 Backend. Built with Go, fiber, bun and go.uber.org/fx. Uses NATS as MQ and Redis as state synchronization.
License: MIT License
The re-designed Penguin Statistics v3 Backend, built with Go.
This Go project mainly uses:
This project mainly follows a RESTful API design.
This project has mainly being maintained by the following contributors (in alphabetical order):
The full list of active contributors of the Penguin Statistics project can be found at the Team Members page of the website.
This project is made possible by the following contributors. Contributions are always welcome!
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