Bullseye is an upload target designed for use with Chromebot v2. However, it is very generic, and can be used in almost any kind of circumstance.
Bullseye is still experimental. It does not currently have full testing, and is not yet used in any production software. Use with caution.
Bullseye was based heavily on this design doc: https://s3.services.ams.aperture-laboratories.science/rewby/public/85ba4e62-8d5a-4b81-b410-08575da464b6/HTTP%20Packer%20Design%20Doc.pdf. Reading through that design doc will help you understand how Bullseye works. Please note that the protocol is not exactly the same as is outlined in the design doc.
This repository specifically includes the frontend (the server directory) and the client (the client directory), which are the generic parts. There is currently no director. Other parts are pipeline-specific; when writing them, you will probably want to link to the common crate provided in this repo.
- Server: Run
cargo testin the server directory. The error handling tests are designed to work on a 50MiB filesystem. Mount a 50MiB tmpfs to the server data directory before starting.
The code isn't great, because I used this project as a chance to become better with Rust. It might be a little hard to read at times. Patches welcome! :-)
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- Apache License, Version 2.0, (LICENSE-APACHE or https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
- MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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