go-backstage is a Go client library for accessing the Backstage REST API.

The library provides a convenient and easy-to-use interface to access and manipulate data from the Backstage. This library handles the low-level details of making HTTP requests and parsing responses, allowing developers to focus on building their application logic.

With Go installed, run the following to add the package to your project, along with its dependencies:

go get github.com/tdabasinskas/go-backstage/v2

Alternatively, you can add import the package as following and run go get to install it:

import "github.com/tdabasinskas/go-backstage/v2"

Add the package to your project as following:

import "github.com/tdabasinskas/go-backstage/v2"

Once imported, create a new Backstage API client to access different parts of Backstage API:

client, err := backstage.NewClient(baseURL, "default", nil)

If you want to use a custom HTTP client (for example, to handle authentication, retries or different timeouts), you can pass it as the third argument:

httpClient := &http.Client{}
client, err := backstage.NewClient(baseURL, "default", httpClient)

The client than can be used to access different parts of the API, e.g. get the list of entities, sorted in specific order:

entities, response, err := c.Catalog.Entities.s.List(context.Background(), &ListEntityOptions{
        Filters: []string{},
        Fields:  []string{},
        Order:   []ListEntityOrder{{ Direction: OrderDescending, Field: "metadata.name" },
    },
})

Refer to examples directory for more examples.

Contributions to the project are welcome. If you are interested in making a contribution, please review open issues or open a new issue to propose a new feature or bug fix. Please ensure to follow the code of conduct. Any contributions that align with the project goals and vision are appreciated. Thank you for your interest in improving the project.

This library is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license found in the LICENSE file.