Configure Routing

TurboGo provides a flexible and high-performance routing system inspired by popular Go frameworks. At its core, TurboGo uses a custom Tiered Zero-Copy Routing (TZCR) engine that separates static, parametric, and wildcard routes into different tiers for ultra-fast resolution.

Unlike traditional routers, TurboGo precompiles handler chains, passes context using a zero-copy strategy, and avoids unnecessary allocations — all designed to optimize for concurrency and minimal latency.

🧪 In internal benchmarks, TurboGo consistently outperforms popular frameworks like Gin and Fiber in routing-heavy workloads.

Basic Example

app := TurboGo.New()

app.Get("/hello", func(c *core.Context) {
    c.Text(200, "Hello, World!")
})

Route Structure

TurboGo uses clear method-based route definitions:

• app.Get(path, handler)
• app.Post(path, handler)
• app.Put(path, handler)
• app.Delete(path, handler)
• And more...

Grouping Routes

Group routes under a common prefix:

group := app.Group("/api")
group.Get("/users", UserListHandler)
group.Post("/users", CreateUserHandler)