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GoHome: A simple app to host your Go modules with vanity URLs (deddit.petersanchez.com)

submitted 10 months ago by peter@deddit.petersanchez.com to c/golang@programming.dev

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Repo: https://git.code.netlandish.com/~petersanchez/gohome

I wrote a simple application to easily manage your Go modules that you host on your own domains, backed by sqlite3.

I know there are quite a few ways to do this (nginx hacks, static pages, other server apps) but none of them scratched my itch. I wanted a simple utility that I can add/edit via my web browser and be done with it. No config file changes, no server reloads, etc.

Happy to hear all feedback.

Blog post (if you care): https://petersanchez.com/easily-host-go-modules-on-your-domain/

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[–] peter@deddit.petersanchez.com 1 points 9 months ago

Yea, that's my main thing. I don't want to be "stuck" on a forge I no longer want to continue using.

I'm sure you can wire up many ways to do it with a simple CDN, etc. Previously I was using nginx rules to serve it. I know others who use simple static html pages. There are many ways to get it done. My module is just one way that works for me.