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Martini is a Go web framework and middleware toolkit for building HTTP applications and APIs. It provides routing, request handling, middleware composition, and dependency injection through a compact interface built around Go’s HTTP ecosystem. Martini was used by developers seeking a lightweight framework for small web services, although its original design and reliance on reflection have made it a legacy choice compared with newer Go frameworks.

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What is Martini used for in Go?

Martini is a Go web framework and middleware toolkit for building HTTP applications and APIs. It provides routing, request handling, middleware composition, and dependency injection.

Does Martini work with Go's HTTP ecosystem?

Yes. Martini is built around Go's HTTP ecosystem and provides a compact interface for common web application tasks.

What features does Martini provide?

Its main features include route handling, middleware, request processing, and dependency injection. These pieces help developers organize HTTP services and APIs.

Is Martini a database framework?

No. Martini is focused on web request handling and application middleware, not on being a database system. A project can pair it with a separate database driver or data-access library.

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