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Basil 🌿
Basil is a monorepo application framework for building service-oriented applications in Go.
Why?
TBD
Documentation
For complete documentation, please see here
Directories
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package config is a minimal and unopinionated library for reading configuration values in Go applications based on The 12-Factor App (https://12factor.net/config).
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package config is a minimal and unopinionated library for reading configuration values in Go applications based on The 12-Factor App (https://12factor.net/config). |
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Package factory is used for generating random values for testing purposes.
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Package factory is used for generating random values for testing purposes. |
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Package graceful provides graceful start, graceful retry, and graceful stop! It can be used for:
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Package graceful provides graceful start, graceful retry, and graceful stop! It can be used for: |
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Package health is used for implementing health checks for services.
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Package health is used for implementing health checks for services. |
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httpx provides extensions for http applications and services.
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httpx provides extensions for http applications and services. |
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Package ptr is used for getting pointer to values.
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Package ptr is used for getting pointer to values. |
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Package telemetry can be used for implementing observability using OpenTelemetry API.
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Package telemetry can be used for implementing observability using OpenTelemetry API. |
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grpc
Package grpc is used for building observable gRPC servers and clients that automatically report logs, metrics, and traces.
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Package grpc is used for building observable gRPC servers and clients that automatically report logs, metrics, and traces. |
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http
Package http is used for building observable HTTP servers and clients that automatically report logs, metrics, and traces.
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Package http is used for building observable HTTP servers and clients that automatically report logs, metrics, and traces. |
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