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Package mux provides a service to split incoming directip messages to backend HTTP services. The mux stores a list of targets and each target has a pattern for an IMEI. If the IMEI of the incoming message matches with the given regurlar expression, the mux will send an HTTP request with a JSON message to the configured backend.
Every target service will receive a sbd.InformationElements as a JSON representation in its POST body. Please take into account that this service and package does not parse the payload which is of type []byte. Many devices use the payload to transfer specific types of data. Your backend service has to know how to handle these types.
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type Distributer ¶
type Distributer interface {
WithTargets(targets Targets) error
Targets() Targets
Handle(data *sbd.InformationBucket) error
Close()
}
A Distributer can handle the SBD data and dispatches them to the targets. When the targets are reconfigured, the can be set vith WithTargets.
type Target ¶
type Target struct {
ID string `yaml:"id,omitempty"`
IMEIPattern string `yaml:"imeipattern"`
Backend string `yaml:"backend"`
SkipTLS bool `yaml:"skiptls,omitempty"`
Header map[string]string `yaml:"header"`
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
A Target stores the configuration of a backend service where the SBD data should be pushed.
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