How to return dynamic type struct in Golang?

Yes it’s possible however your function should return interface{} and not []*interface.

func (c Helper) ReturnModels(modelName string) interface{} {}

In this case you could use Type Switches and/or Type Assertions to cast the return value into it’s original type.

Example

Note: I’ve never used Revel, but the following snippet should give you an a general idea:

Playground

package main

import "fmt"

type Post struct {
    Author  string
    Content string
}

type Brand struct {
    Name string
}

var database map[string]interface{}

func init() {
    database = make(map[string]interface{})

    brands := make([]Brand, 2)
    brands[0] = Brand{Name: "Gucci"}
    brands[1] = Brand{Name: "LV"}

    database["brands"] = brands

    posts := make([]Post, 1)
    posts[0] = Post{Author: "J.K.R", Content: "Whatever"}

    database["posts"] = posts
}

func main() {
    fmt.Println("List of Brands: ")
    if brands, ok := ReturnModels("brands").([]Brand); ok {
        fmt.Printf("%v", brands)
    }

    fmt.Println("\nList of Posts: ")
    if posts, ok := ReturnModels("posts").([]Post); ok {
        fmt.Printf("%v", posts)
    }

}

func ReturnModels(modelName string) interface{} {

    return database[modelName]
}