API Hash Directives (Advanced) - Go

🎯 What Are Advanced API Hash Directives?

Advanced API hash directives in TuskLang (#api) let you define custom API patterns, versioning, and dynamic endpoint logic in Go projects.

🚀 Why Advanced API Directives Matter

- Enable versioned, multi-protocol APIs - Support for custom validation, error handling, and dynamic schemas

📋 Advanced API Directive Patterns

- Versioned Endpoints: /v1/, /v2/, /beta/ - Protocol Switching: REST, GraphQL, WebSocket - Custom Validation: Per-endpoint rules - Dynamic Schemas: Inline or referenced - Error Handling: Custom error mappers

🔧 Example

api_endpoints: #api("""
    GET /v1/users -> v1.GetUsers
    POST /v2/users -> v2.CreateUser
    WS /ws/chat -> chat.Handler
    GQL /graphql -> graphql.Schema
""")
api_validation: #api("/v1/users:validateUser,/v2/users:validateV2User")
api_errors: #api("/v1/users:UserErrorHandler")

🎯 Go Integration

- Use Go frameworks (mux, gqlgen, gorilla/websocket) for multi-protocol APIs - Map TuskLang endpoints to Go handlers and schemas

🛡️ Best Practices

- Version all public APIs - Centralize error handling - Document all validation rules

⚡ Summary

Advanced API hash directives make Go APIs robust and future-proof. Integrate with Go's API ecosystem for maximum flexibility.