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rebatch

v0.0.2-alpha.0

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Build blazing fast, modern backends and workflows with Rebatch.

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Rebatch

Build blazing fast, modern backends with Rebatch.

Key Concepts

Environment

The place in which you run your playbooks. This could be on your local development machine, on a server, or in the cloud.

Playbook

A sequence of plays that are run to give you or your user an expected, repeatable outcome.

Play

re play

Shadow Play

A play that is run in the background, so that your user doesn't experience slow responses.

Reel

A log of how each play was performed and how it compared to how that play performed in the past with detailed feedback.

Integration / Plugin

A plugin gives you access to software that isn't part of Rebatch. This could be a custom API that you built, a third-party service like Mailchimp, SendGrid, or Mapbox, or a database like Postgres, Airtable, or Google Sheets.