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v0.0.13 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Feb 7, 2021 License: MIT

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Directories ¶

Path	Synopsis
app
agent
agent/broker
cron
cron/agent
cron/rpcclients
cron/rules
gateway
gateway/action
gateway/agent
gateway/controllers
gateway/rpcclients
message
message/rpcclients
message/rules
message/service
middle
middle/service
spider
spider/crawler
spider/rpcclients
spider/rule
subscribe
subscribe/service
web
web/components
web/controllers
web/rpcclients
workflow
workflow/interpreter
workflow/interpreter/nodes
workflow/rpcclients
workflow/service
pkg
app
config
database
etcd
influx
jaeger
logger
model
redis
rulebot
transports/http
transports/rpc
utils
utils/collection
vendors/slack
version