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0.3.1
Repository: https://github.com/clarify/clarify-go.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev

# Packages

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# Functions

ActionAnnotate returns an action that adds an annotation with the passed-in key and value to the result.
ActionRoutine returns a new action function that runs the passed-in routine.
ActionSeriesContains returns an action that return true if the named series contain at least one instance of value.
AttrDataFrame returns a log attribute for data.
AttrError return a log attribute for err.
LogDebug return a routine that logs the provided message and attributes at debug level.
LogError return a routine that logs the provided message and attributes at error level.
LogInfo return a routine that logs the provided message and attributes at info level.
LogWarn return a routine that logs the provided message and attributes at warning level.
NewConfig returns a new configuration for the passed in clients, using sensible defaults for all optional configuration.

# Constants

Clarify annotations used by automation routines.
Clarify annotations used by automation routines.
Clarify annotations used by automation routines.
Clarify annotations used by automation routines.
Clarify annotations used by automation routines.
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# Structs

Config contain configuration for running routines, including a reference to a Clarify Client.
EvaluateActions allows running a single evaluation and pass the result onto a chained list of actions.
EvaluateResult describe the result of an evaluation.
Evaluation describe the instruction for performing an evaluation request as well as annotations for passing on to actions.
PublishSignals allows you to automate signal publishing from one or more source integrations.

# Interfaces

Routine describe the interface for running an arbitrary automation task.

# Type aliases

ActionFunc describes a function that is run in response to an evaluation.
The RoutineFunc type is an adapter to allow the use of ordinary functions as automation routines.
Routines describe a set of named (sub-)routines.