package
2.0.0+incompatible
Repository: https://github.com/ocmdev/rita.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev

# Functions

NewBroDataFactory creates a new BroData based on the stringwhich appears in that log's objType field.

# Constants

ADDR is a type used to represent an IP address.
ANY is used to bypass strong typing in bro script.
BOOL reflects true or false, designated 'T' or 'F'.
COUNT is a numeric representation of a UINT_64 represented as either a string of digits or a hex number.
DOUBLE is a numeric type representing a double-precision float.
ENUM is a type allowing the specification of a set of related values that have no further structure.
ENUM_SET is a SET which contains ENUMs.
EVENT represents an event handler in bro script.
A file object which can be written to, but not read from (which is a limitation of bro script and has nothing to do with brosync).
FUNCTION represents a function type in bro script.
HOOK represents a bro script object best described as as the an intersection of a function and an event.
INT is a numeric type representing an INT_64 represetned by a string of digits preceded by either a '+' or a '-'.
INTERVAL is a temporal type representing relative time.
INTERVAL_VECTOR is a VECTOR which contains INTERVALs.
OPAQUE represents data whos type is intentionally hidden, but whose values may be passed to certain bro script builtins.
PATTERN is a type used to represent regular expressions.
PORT is a type used to represent transport-level port numbers these are typically represented as a number followed by one of /udp, /tcp, /icmp, or /unkown.
STRING is a type used to hold character string values.
STRING_SET is a SET which contains STRINGs.
STRING_VECTOR is a VECTOR which contains STRINGs.
SUBNET is a type used to represent a subnet in CIDR notation.
TIME is a temporal type representing an absolute time.

# Structs

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DNS provides a data structure for entries in the bro DNS log.
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HTTP provides a data structure for entries in bro's HTTP log file.

# Interfaces

BroData holds a line of a bro log.