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      <description>Developing a new handler requires the source code of atomdns to be checked out, see installation for instructions. It’s assume you are in the cmd/atomdns/ subdirectory.&#xA;In this tutorial we are going to implement a handler called foo.&#xA;Registration A new handler must be “registered” in atomdns. This process has been automated and only requires a go generate command, provided the following is done.</description>
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      <description>There are some hints in on how to structure the README.md, but more details can’t hurt.&#xA;Each handler should have some documentation. This is done in the README.md. The layout and contents is inspired by Unix manual pages. These pages are also converted into manual pages via go generate. (See the man/ sub- directory).&#xA;That README.md should have the following layout:&#xA;For the title use # Name (literally that string), in that section use _handler_ - what the hander does</description>
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