Codebase
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Project Structure
Below is a short description of the key directories of the project to aid you when understanding where key files are located.
/go-metrics - The main repository for the go-metrics project. It contains the implementation of various metrics collection and reporting mechanisms for Go applications.
/go-metrics/cmd - This directory contains the command-line interface (CLI) tools for the go-metrics project. It includes the metrics command, which is used to collect and report metrics from Go applications.
/go-metrics/internal - This directory contains the internal packages and implementation details of the go-metrics project. It includes packages for collecting and reporting metrics, as well as for registering and querying metrics.
/go-metrics/internal/collect - This directory contains the implementation of various metric collectors for different types of data sources, such as CPU usage, memory usage, network traffic, and more.
/go-metrics/internal/registry - This directory contains the implementation of the metric registry, which is used to register and query metrics. It includes interfaces for metric types and implementations for various types of metrics, such as counters, gauges, histograms, and more.
/go-metrics/internal/report - This directory contains the implementation of various metric reporters for different output formats, such as Prometheus, Graphite, and Stdout.
/go-metrics/pkg - This directory contains the public packages that can be used by external Go applications to collect and report metrics using the go-metrics library. It includes the metrics package, which provides the main entry point for collecting and reporting metrics, as well as packages for specific metric types and reporters.
/go-metrics/test - This directory contains the test files for the go-metrics project. It includes unit tests for the various packages and implementations, as well as integration tests for the CLI tools.
