the42coders/workflows

This Package allows you to automate your Laravel Application from your Backend.

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The Workflow Package adds Drag & Drop Workflows to your Laravel Application. A Workflow consists of Triggers and Tasks. The Trigger is responsible for starting a Workflow. The Tasks are single nodes of code execution. The package comes with some handy tasks bundled, but you can easily write your own as well.

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Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require the42coders/workflows

You need to register the routes to your web.php routes File as well. Since the Workflow Package is very powerful make sure to secure the routes with whatever authentication you use in the rest of your app.

Route::group(['middleware' => ['auth']], function () {
    \the42coders\Workflows\Workflows::routes();
});

You need to publish the assets of the Package

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="the42coders\Workflows\WorkflowsServiceProvider"  --tag=assets  

Other publishable Contents are

config

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="the42coders\Workflows\WorkflowsServiceProvider"  --tag=config  

language

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="the42coders\Workflows\WorkflowsServiceProvider"  --tag=lang  

views

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="the42coders\Workflows\WorkflowsServiceProvider"  --tag=views  

Usage

The Workflow Package is working out of the Box in your Laravel application. Just go to the route /workflows to get started.

Workflows

A Workflow is gets started by a Trigger and then executes the Tasks in the Order you set them. To pass information between the Tasks we have the DataBus.

Triggers

A Trigger is the Starting Point and defines how a Workflow gets called. More Triggers coming soon.

ObserverTrigger

The Observer Trigger can listen to Eloquent Model Events and will then pass the Model which triggered the Event to the Workflow.

To make it Work add the WorkflowObservable to your Eloquent Model.

 use WorkflowObservable;

ButtonTrigger

The Button Trigger is able to render a button in your "frontend" and Execute a Workflow based by a click on it. ButtonTrigger also accept an Model which they pass to the Workflow.

You can influence the buttons by adding your own classes or styles directly to each ButtonTrigger. Also you can publish the blade and change it according to your needs.

You have multiple ways of rendering ButtonTrigger.

ByName
 {!! the42coders\Workflows\Triggers\ButtonTrigger::renderButtonByName('name', $model) !!}
ByWorkflowId
 {!! the42coders\Workflows\Triggers\ButtonTrigger::renderButtonByWorkflowId(workflow_id, $model) !!}
ByCategory

This will return all Triggers from the Category.

 {!! the42coders\Workflows\Triggers\ButtonTrigger::renderButtonsByCategory('categoryName', $model) !!}

Tasks

A Task is a single code execution Node in the Workflow.

SendSlackMessage

To send Slack messages you need to follow this 3 points.

  1. You need to install Slack notifications Laravel Slack Documentation
  2. You need to set up an incoming Slack Webhook Slack Documentation
  3. Set the WebhookUrl to your env file with WORKFLOW_SLACK_CHANNEL=YourSlackWebhookUrl

DataBus

The DataBus is a way to pass information between the single Tasks. This keeps the Tasks independent of each other.

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information about what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email max@42coders.com instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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