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stream - Development Roadmap

Strategic Position: Production-ready real-time communications for Go 1.25+ Approach: Zero dependencies + RFC compliance + Performance = Ecosystem foundation

Last Updated: 2025-01-19 | Current Version: v0.1.0 | Strategy: Foundation → Integration → Ecosystem → LTS | Milestone: v0.1.0 RELEASED! (2025-01-19) → v1.0.0 (Q2 2025)


🎯 Vision

Build a production-ready, zero-dependency real-time communications library that provides SSE and WebSocket implementations for the coregx ecosystem and broader Go community.

Key Advantages

Zero Dependencies

  • Pure stdlib implementation (no external dependencies in production)
  • No vendor lock-in or dependency hell
  • Simpler deployment and smaller binaries
  • Works with CGO_ENABLED=0 builds

RFC Compliance

  • SSE: text/event-stream standard
  • WebSocket: RFC 6455 compliant
  • Full browser and client compatibility
  • Standards-based implementations

Production Ready

  • 84.3% test coverage (SSE: 92.3%, WebSocket: 84.3%)
  • 314 comprehensive tests (9,245 lines)
  • 23 benchmarks (E2E latency, throughput, load tests)
  • Battle-tested in coregx ecosystem

🚀 Version Strategy

Philosophy: Foundation → Integration → Ecosystem → Stable

v0.1.0 (FOUNDATION) ✅ RELEASED 2025-01-19
         ↓ (Both SSE + WebSocket production-ready!)
v0.2.0 (FURSY INTEGRATION) → Tight integration with fursy router
         ↓ (2-3 weeks)
v0.3.0 (ECOSYSTEM FEATURES) → Additional protocols, enhanced features
         ↓ (1-2 months)
v1.0.0 LTS → Long-term support with proven stability (Q2 2025)

Critical Milestones

v0.1.0 = Foundation ✅ RELEASED

  • SSE implementation (92.3% coverage, 215 tests)
  • WebSocket implementation (84.3% coverage, 99 tests)
  • Broadcasting Hub pattern
  • Comprehensive guides and examples
  • Zero external dependencies
  • Production-ready quality

v0.2.0 = fursy Integration (planned)

  • Native fursy router integration
  • Type-safe handlers with generics
  • Middleware for SSE/WebSocket routes
  • OpenAPI 3.1 support for WebSocket endpoints
  • Enhanced examples with fursy

v0.3.0 = Ecosystem Features (planned)

  • Additional real-time protocols (gRPC streaming, etc.)
  • Advanced connection management
  • Metrics and observability
  • Performance optimizations
  • Community-requested features

v1.0.0 = Long-Term Support

  • Proven in production (3+ months)
  • API stability guarantee
  • Semantic versioning strictly followed
  • Community adoption and feedback incorporated
  • Long-term support (2+ years)

Why v0.1.0 (not alpha)?: Both SSE and WebSocket implementations are production-ready with high test coverage, comprehensive documentation, and proven functionality. This is a stable foundation, not an experimental release.

See: CHANGELOG.md for complete release history


📊 Current Status (v0.1.0)

Phase: ✅ Foundation Complete SSE: Production-ready! 92.3% coverage, RFC compliant! 🎉 WebSocket: Production-ready! 84.3% coverage, RFC 6455 compliant! ✨

What Works:

  • SSE (Server-Sent Events)

    • RFC text/event-stream compliant
    • Event types, IDs, retry control
    • Automatic flushing
    • 92.3% test coverage (215 tests)
  • WebSocket

    • RFC 6455 compliant
    • Text & Binary messages
    • Control frames (Ping/Pong, Close)
    • Broadcasting Hub pattern
    • 84.3% test coverage (99 tests)
  • Common Features

    • Zero external dependencies
    • High performance (<100 μs broadcasts)
    • Comprehensive documentation (SSE_GUIDE.md, WEBSOCKET_GUIDE.md)
    • Working examples (6 examples total)
    • Modern Go 1.25+ with generics

Example Usage:

# SSE
go run examples/sse-basic/main.go
curl http://localhost:8080/events

# WebSocket
go run examples/websocket/echo-server/main.go
# Connect via browser WebSocket API

Validation:

  • ✅ RFC compliance verified (SSE, WebSocket)
  • ✅ Cross-platform tested (Linux, macOS, Windows)
  • ✅ No external dependencies
  • ✅ 314 tests passing (100% pass rate)
  • ✅ Works with CGO_ENABLED=0

Performance:

  • SSE: 23.4 μs/op (Send), 47.2 μs/op (Broadcast)
  • WebSocket: 15.3 μs/op (Echo), 32.1 μs/op (Broadcast)
  • Hub: 156 μs/op (1000 clients)
  • Throughput: >20,000 messages/sec per connection

History: See CHANGELOG.md for complete release history


📅 What's Next

v0.2.0 - fursy Integration (February 2025) [PLANNED]

Goal: Tight integration with fursy HTTP router

Duration: 2-3 weeks

Planned Features:

  1. Native Router Integration (P1 - Critical)

    • Type-safe SSE/WebSocket handlers with generics
    • Middleware support for real-time routes
    • Route groups for SSE/WebSocket endpoints
    • Seamless fursy Context integration
  2. OpenAPI Support (P1 - Critical)

    • OpenAPI 3.1 schemas for WebSocket endpoints
    • SSE endpoint documentation
    • Interactive API documentation
  3. Enhanced Examples (P2 - Important)

    • Chat application with fursy
    • Real-time dashboard with metrics
    • Notification system with SSE
    • Production-ready patterns
  4. Documentation (P2 - Important)

    • fursy integration guide
    • Migration from standalone to integrated
    • Best practices and patterns

Quality Targets:

  • ✅ Maintain >80% test coverage
  • ✅ Zero breaking changes to v0.1.0 API
  • ✅ fursy examples fully functional
  • ✅ OpenAPI generation working

Target: February 28, 2025


v0.3.0 - Ecosystem Features (March-April 2025) [PLANNED]

Goal: Expand ecosystem and enhance features

Duration: 4-6 weeks

Planned Work:

  1. Additional Protocols (P2 - Optional)

    • gRPC streaming support
    • HTTP/2 Server Push
    • Long polling fallback
  2. Advanced Features (P2 - Optional)

    • Connection pooling and management
    • Automatic reconnection logic
    • Message compression
    • Binary protocol optimizations
  3. Observability (P1 - Important)

    • Metrics (Prometheus format)
    • Distributed tracing (OpenTelemetry)
    • Health checks and status endpoints
    • Performance profiling
  4. Community Features (P2 - Optional)

    • Community-requested features
    • Compatibility improvements
    • Performance optimizations

Target: April 30, 2025


v1.0.0 - Long-Term Support Release (Q2 2025)

Goal: LTS release with proven stability

Requirements:

  • v0.3.0 stable for 2+ months
  • Positive community feedback
  • Production deployments validated
  • No critical bugs or security issues
  • API proven and stable

LTS Guarantees:

  • ✅ API stability (no breaking changes in v1.x.x)
  • ✅ Long-term support (2+ years minimum)
  • ✅ Semantic versioning strictly followed
  • ✅ Security updates and bug fixes
  • ✅ Performance improvements (non-breaking)

Community Goals:

  • 500+ GitHub stars
  • 10+ production deployments
  • Active community discussions
  • Third-party integrations

Target: June 2025 (after validation period)


📚 Resources

Standards & Specifications:

Documentation:

Development:

  • CONTRIBUTING.md - How to contribute (coming soon)
  • examples/ - Example programs (6 examples)
  • Sister projects: fursy, relica

📞 Support

Documentation:

  • README.md - Project overview and quick start
  • docs/SSE_GUIDE.md - Complete SSE guide
  • docs/WEBSOCKET_GUIDE.md - Complete WebSocket guide
  • CHANGELOG.md - Release history

Feedback:

  • GitHub Issues - Bug reports and feature requests
  • GitHub Discussions - Questions and community help
  • Pull Requests - Contributions welcome

🔬 Development Approach

Pure Go Implementation:

  • Zero external dependencies (stdlib only)
  • RFC compliance as foundation
  • Go idioms and best practices
  • Comprehensive testing (unit + integration + E2E)

Quality Standards:

  • ✅ 80%+ test coverage minimum
  • ✅ 90%+ for core protocol logic
  • ✅ 100% test pass rate
  • ✅ Zero golangci-lint issues
  • ✅ Professional error messages
  • ✅ Comprehensive documentation

Community First:

  • Open development process
  • Regular updates and releases
  • Responsive to feedback and bug reports
  • Collaborative with coregx ecosystem

🤝 Sister Projects

Part of the coregx ecosystem:

  • fursy - HTTP Router with generics, OpenAPI, RFC 9457 (v0.2.0 integration target)
  • relica - Database Query Builder (coming soon)
  • stream - Real-time Communications (this library)

Version 1.0 (Created 2025-01-19) Current: v0.1.0 (RELEASED) | Phase: Foundation Complete | Next: v0.2.0 (fursy Integration) | Target: v1.0.0 LTS (Q2 2025)