fisher 1.0.0

Webhooks catcher written in Rust
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    <h1>Simple yet powerful webhooks catcher</h1>
    <h2>Meet <span>Fisher</span></h2>
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Fisher is the easy way to automate things: receive webhooks from the services
you use, schedule the execution of scripts in response to each request, give
priority to the ones you care about, and be notified when something goes wrong.
All of this in a simple software, designed to be simple to use and operate.

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        Why you should use it
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        Read the tutorial
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        You can also go ahead and <a href="install/">install it now</a>!
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