# Go SDK Official Go SDK for the Vilna API. ## Status The Go SDK is currently under active development and will be available soon. ## Overview The Vilna Go SDK is being designed to provide a comprehensive and idiomatic Go interface for the Vilna API. The package focuses on: - Complete API coverage - Type-safe interfaces - Built-in authentication - Error handling - Context support - Performance optimization ## Features (Planned) ### Core Functionality - Full support for all Vilna API endpoints - Automatic request signing and authentication - Structured error handling with detailed error types - Request retry logic with exponential backoff ### Developer Experience - Idiomatic Go code following best practices - Comprehensive documentation with examples - Minimal external dependencies - Cross-platform compatibility ### Performance - Connection pooling - Concurrent request handling - Efficient memory usage - HTTP/2 support ## Installation Once released, the SDK will be available as a Go module: ```bash # Coming soon go get github.com/vilna-io/vilna-go ``` **Note:** The package is not yet published. Request beta access for early testing. ## Requirements - Go 1.19 or higher - Valid Vilna API credentials ## Beta Access The Go SDK is currently in beta testing. To request early access: 1. Contact support with your use case 2. Provide feedback on required features 3. Get access to the private repository Beta testers will receive: - Early access to the SDK - Direct support from the development team - Ability to influence feature development - Priority for feature requests ## Documentation Once released, the SDK will include: - Comprehensive API documentation - Usage examples for common scenarios - Integration guides - Best practices guide ## Contributing We welcome feedback and suggestions for the Go SDK: - Feature requests - API design feedback - Use case requirements - Performance considerations ## Updates Check our GitHub organization for updates: - [github.com/vilna-io](https://github.com/vilna-io) *The Go SDK is under active development. Features and API design are subject to change.*