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Go-Lynx Plugin Docs and Usage Guide

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Lynx Team
Lynx Team
Lynx Framework Development Team

Published: February 13, 2025

We’ve updated and expanded the plugin documentation on this site: added dedicated pages for more than ten plugins and a single Plugin Usage Guide so you can go from configuration to “how to use” in one place.

What’s New​

New plugin doc pages​

These plugins previously had only GitHub links in the Plugin Ecosystem. They now have their own pages with configuration and how to use:

  • Elasticsearch — Full-text search, indexing, aggregation, health and metrics
  • RabbitMQ — Multi-instance producers/consumers, exchange types, health and metrics
  • RocketMQ — Clustering/broadcasting, multi-topic subscription, health checks
  • Pulsar — Produce/consume, batching, schema, multi-tenant, TLS
  • Apollo — Config center, multi-namespace, watch, circuit breaker
  • Etcd — Config center and service registry/discovery
  • Redis distributed lock — Redis-based lock, renewal, reentrant
  • Etcd distributed lock — Strongly consistent lock based on Etcd
  • DTM — Distributed transactions (SAGA, TCC, XA, two-phase message)
  • Layout — Official project template and local dev without Polaris
  • SQL SDK — SQL base, health/metrics, multi-datasource

Each page includes: overview, configuration, dependency and import, code samples (client, send/consume, health and metrics), and related links.

New Plugin Usage Guide​

Under Getting started, Plugin Usage Guide explains:

  1. Add dependency — How to pull plugins with go get
  2. Declare in config — lynx.<plugin> and dependencies
  3. Register plugin — Anonymous import and load at startup
  4. Inject and use — Getters and plugin manager

It also has a scenario index (HTTP/gRPC, DB, cache, MQ, config center, discovery, distributed transaction/lock, tracing, scaffold) so you can jump to the right plugin.

Plugin Ecosystem page​

The Plugin Ecosystem table is updated: plugins that only had GitHub links now link to their doc pages with short descriptions, so you can choose, configure, and use them without leaving the site.

Quick start​

  • Open the Plugin Ecosystem and find the plugin by category.
  • Read that plugin’s page (config + how to use).
  • For the general flow, see the Plugin Usage Guide (four steps and scenario index).

Next​

  • Add best practices and FAQ per plugin.
  • More examples (e.g. multi-datasource, multi-instance MQ) based on feedback.
  • Keep in sync with the main repo and plugin READMEs.

Thanks for using Go-Lynx. Suggestions and fixes are welcome via lynx.github.cn (Issues or PRs).