An event-condition-action engine
Matthias Ladkau
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README.md
Brawler
Brawler is a ECA (Event Condition Action) engine for concurrent event processing using. Brawler uses the event-based language Rumble to define event-based systems featuring events and rules which are triggered by events.
Features
- Simple but powerful concurrent event-based processing.
- Priorities for control flow.
- Event cascades can be traced with monitors.
- Rules which can match on event state.
- Rules can suppress each other.
REST API:
The terminal uses a REST API to communicate with the backend. The REST API can be browsed using a dynamically generated swagger.json definition (https://localhost:9090/fs/swagger.json). You can browse the API of Rufs's latest version here.
Further Reading:
License
Rufs source code is available under the MIT License.