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This component provides the User Interface as well as the different APIs and socketio endpoints for the Assemblyline 4 framework.
Assemblyline 4 provides a large set of API that can provide you with all the same information you will find in it's UI and even more. The list of APIs and their functionality is described in the help section of the UI.
All APIs in Assemblyline output their result in the same manner for consistency:
{
"api_response": {}, //Actual response from the API
"api_error_message": "", //Error message if it is an error response
"api_server_version": "4.0.0" //Assemblyline version and version of the different component
"api_status_code": 200 //Status code of the response
}
NOTE: All response codes return this output layout
Assemblyline 4 also provide a list of SocketIO endpoints to get information about the system live. The endpoints will provide authenticated access to many Redis broadcast queues. It is a way for the system to notify user of changes and health of the system without having them to query for that information.
The following queues can be listen on:
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Assemblyline 4 - API and Socket IO server
We found that assemblyline-ui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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