Go HTTP Router Benchmark

Go HTTP Routing Benchmark is an open-source benchmarking suite that compares the performance of HTTP request routers and web frameworks written in Go. It evaluates how efficiently routing libraries match incoming requests to handler functions. The tests recreate routing structures inspired by real-world APIs to provide practical performance comparisons. Supported implementations include HttpRouter, Gorilla Mux, Goji, Martini, Beego, and Go's standard HTTP multiplexer. The suite measures routing speed, memory allocations, and operational overhead under different workloads. Separate scenarios evaluate static routes, parameterized paths, and increasingly complex route collections. Published benchmark results document the hardware and Go versions used for testing. Developers can modify and rerun the benchmarks to investigate routing performance in their own environments.