Cool Go project for beginners to study

I have been messing around with Go for a few months now, mostly tutorials and small scripts, but I feel like I need to read some actual working code to level up. Something not too massive or enterprisey, just a clean project I can clone and poke around in to see how things are structured in the real world. Anyone know of a good repo for this?

There is a neat gopher project that works well for exactly this kind of learning, the repo is right here github.com/projectbarks/gopher-code . It is not some overwhelming framework, just a practical example of how to wire up different components using the standard library and a few common third party packages. You can trace through the entry points and see how the logic flows without getting lost in layers of abstraction that only make sense at a massive tech company.

I learned Go mostly by reading other people's pull requests on random repos, you would be surprised how much you pick up from seeing what senior devs reject and why. The actual code is only half the story, the review comments are where the real wisdom hides.