There is
https://freeconf.org/docs/gettingstarted/
which describes a "Go" way and a "python" way.
When choosing the "Go" way, the repo is downloaded from github.com/freeconf/restconf
Webserver/RESTCONF is then in "Go"?
When going the python way, a Python code is downloaded from same repo?
So the repo contains 2 separated projects?
Or is the webserver (or some parts) always in "Go" and "just" used from "Python" side?
Or is there perhaps some automatic conversion from "Go" to "Python"?
One of the backgrounds for my questions:
Server is running on
http://localhost:8080/
Try the following commands:
curl -X GET
http://localhost:8080/restconf/data/hello:
Starting event listener
Event listener started
Event listener waiting for event
ERRO 2024/07/22 15:10:35 browser_handler.go:150: rpc error: code = Unknown desc = Exception iterating responses: exceptions must derive from BaseException
Event listener connection closed
We have perhaps done a wrong request (or something else).
But I was wondering why "browser_handler.go" was mentioned, even we used the Python way...
There is
https://freeconf.org/docs/gettingstarted/
which describes a "Go" way and a "python" way.
When choosing the "Go" way, the repo is downloaded from github.com/freeconf/restconf
Webserver/RESTCONF is then in "Go"?
When going the python way, a Python code is downloaded from same repo?
So the repo contains 2 separated projects?
Or is the webserver (or some parts) always in "Go" and "just" used from "Python" side?
Or is there perhaps some automatic conversion from "Go" to "Python"?
One of the backgrounds for my questions:
We have perhaps done a wrong request (or something else).
But I was wondering why "browser_handler.go" was mentioned, even we used the Python way...