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Utility library for golang
The utility library provides basic ingredients to create a standalone program that is configured via YAML and which interacts sensibly with its environment. * dynamically update with configuration changes * take appropriate action on signal * log output sensibly
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Package golum is used to load components into the process based on YAML configuration from uconfig.
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Package golum is used to load components into the process based on YAML configuration from uconfig. |
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Package uboot manages process startup, setting up logging, signal handling, and loading of components through golum and uconfig.
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Package uboot manages process startup, setting up logging, signal handling, and loading of components through golum and uconfig. |
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Package uconfig enables access to the configuration loaded by uboot / golum.
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Package uconfig enables access to the configuration loaded by uboot / golum. |
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Package uerr enables chaining errors and has some error related utilities.
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Package uerr enables chaining errors and has some error related utilities. |
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Package ulog provides a richer wrapper for the std log library.
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Package ulog provides a richer wrapper for the std log library. |
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Package uregistry is a simple lookup service that allows objects to be registered and later looked up.
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Package uregistry is a simple lookup service that allows objects to be registered and later looked up. |
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Package sftp implements the SSH File Transfer Protocol as described in https://filezilla-project.org/specs/draft-ietf-secsh-filexfer-02.txt
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Package sftp implements the SSH File Transfer Protocol as described in https://filezilla-project.org/specs/draft-ietf-secsh-filexfer-02.txt |
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throttles for limiting work done per interval
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throttles for limiting work done per interval |
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