Fullstack apps
in pure Go

Declare your models. Steward builds the rest —
grids, forms, RBAC. One binary, no Node.

Typed builders

Grid / Form / Detail declared in Go with generics. Callbacks receive your model type — never map[string]any.

Zero-config CRUD

steward.Register[User](app) alone yields a working resource: list, create, edit, detail, delete. Override any field when you need to.

RBAC & menus built in

Roles, permissions with HTTP path matching, per-row policies, and a drag-and-drop menu manager — administered from the panel itself.

One binary, no Node

The UI (Tailwind + Basecoat + htmx) is compiled ahead of time and shipped inside your binary via go:embed. No Node at build or runtime.

Headless when you need it

Every resource endpoint also speaks JSON via Accept: application/json — a REST API for free, from the same handlers.

Scaffolding CLI

Generate resources from a field spec, a live database, or a Go struct — with database-type → field-type inference.

Versioned migrations

Embedded framework migrations plus a batch-aware runner for your own. No silent AutoMigrate schema drift.

Background worker

Cron-style jobs run in a dedicated worker process — the same binary, deployed and scaled independently of the panel.

Boot-time verification

Every column reference in your grids, forms, and filters is checked at startup against the parsed schema — not at click time.

Declare it. Steward renders it.

app, _ := steward.New(steward.Config{DB: db, SecretKey: key})

posts := steward.Register[Post](app).Title("Posts").Icon("news")
posts.Grid(func(g *steward.Grid[Post]) {
    g.Column("Title").Limit(40).Sortable()
    g.Column("Status").Badge(map[any]string{"draft": "secondary", "published": "green"})
    g.QuickSearch("Title", "Body")
})
posts.Form(func(f *steward.Form[Post]) {
    f.Text("Title").Rules("required|max:255")
    f.Markdown("Body")
})

ginsteward.Mount(router, app) // or mount app as a plain http.Handler

Fullstack apps in pure Go