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description Here’s an overview of the project structure for the CheckCle repository on GitHub
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Project Structure

📜 CheckCle Project Root

Project-structure/
├── .github/
├── application/
├── docker/
├── docs/
├── scripts/
├── server/
├── .gitignore
├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
├── CONTRIBUTING.md
├── LICENSE.md
├── README.md
├── SECURITY.md
└── docker-compose.yml

📁 Key Folders & Files

  • .github/
    Contains GitHub-specific configurations and workflows (e.g., Template, CI/CD pipelines).
  • application/
    Likely houses the main frontend/Tailwind-based application layer.
  • docker/
    Contains Docker configuration scripts or Docker compose setups for containerized deployment.
  • docs/
    Documentation for the project—including split README, CONTRIBUTING into different language. installation guides, API docs, and user manuals.
  • scripts/
    Utility scripts for project management—such as build, install, deployment, or agent setup tasks.
  • server/
    Backend Go services (Core operations check service, handling uptime, SSL monitoring, endpoints, core services and more).
  • docker-compose.yml
    Defines multi-container setup—frontend UI, backend service, database, agents
  • README.md
    Main project overview, features, and quick-start instructions github.com.
  • LICENSE.md & CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md & SECURITY.md & CONTRIBUTING.md
    Standard community files defining usage license, contribution rules, security policy, and code-of-conduct.

🧩 Architecture Highlights

  • Frontend (TypeScript/Vite) in application/
  • Backend (in Go) in server/ covering monitoring services, distributed and server agents
  • Dockerized Deployment via docker/ folder and docker-compose.yml
  • Comprehensive Docs and automated pipelines via .github/ and scripts