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This commit introduces tokio streams to control how often a third-party adapter is called to fetch data from a data source. The adapter is called on an interval using a timer, and the results are chunked before being returned as a stream. It adds a simple stream-based pipeline to gather observations as they're emitted by a local cache. It plumbs together a futures API to make event handling nature and easy. chore: Add stream-based control flow for third-party adapters.
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This commit introduces tokio streams to control how often a third-party
adapter is called to fetch data from a data source. The adapter is called
on an interval using a timer, and the results are chunked before being
returned as a stream.
It adds a simple stream-based pipeline to gather observations
as they're emitted by a local cache. It plumbs together a futures API
to make event handling nature and easy.
chore: Add stream-based control flow for third-party adapters.