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EDF Helium Server

Introduction

This server implements the API for Helium service. It uses EDF Fusion framework as a library to ease maintainance and take advantage of new generic features as they become available.

[!TIP] This documentation does not aim at completeness but provides an overview of the main features

Events

Helium, when configured to do so, can emit events using webhooks. Here is a list of event's categories it can emit:

  • create_case
  • update_case
  • create_collector
  • import_collector
  • create_collection
  • update_collection

Event's structure looks like this:

{
    "source": "event's source, service's name is often used as source",
    "category": "event's category, the nature of the event",
    "case": {},
    "ext": {},
}

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