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This repository contains the "glick" plug-in framework, which is a work-in-progress.
Why "glick"? Well the framework is written in "go" and intended to be as easy to build with as lego bricks which "click" together, hence "glick".
The key features of Glick are:
Plugin code can run:
For a more detailed overivew of the package see: doc.go
For a simple example see: examples_test.go
Besides the standard packages, "glick" relies on the Context of a request: https://golang.org/x/net/context and https://golang.org/x/net/context/ctxhttp
Additionally, "glick/glpie" provides an interface to Nate Finch's PIE package: https://github.com/natefinch/pie
The tests in "glick/glgrpc" provide example code to interface with gRPC, Go package at: https://google.golang.org/grpc
The package "glick/glkit" provides an interface to go-kit and alse requires: https://gopkg.in/logfmt.v0 and https://gopkg.in/stack.v1
In order to run the tests for the "glick/glpie" sub-package the server counterpart executables need to be built. "glick/glpie/_test/build_tests.sh" provides a bash script for doing this, it must be run from the directory it is in.
The code has only been tested on OSX & Ubuntu.
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