@xeplr/workflow-api

The free workflow HTTP API over @xeplr/workflow-engine: mount it in an Express app with registerWorkflow(), or run it on its own, and build your own workflow screens on it.

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Install

npm install @xeplr/workflow-api

Peer dependencies you provide: @xeplr/actions, @xeplr/auth, @xeplr/base-apis, @xeplr/db, @xeplr/email, @xeplr/schema-handler, express

The idea

Mount the routes in your own app — or run the server on its own — and build your own workflow screens on them: save a workflow and its steps in one call, run it, try a step against sample output, and find the workflows a trigger starts. An arrow can be written as a simple { field, op, value } condition; a trigger or a condition that could never work is refused when it is saved, with the reason.

Where it sits

Part of Services — long-running pieces. Each one boots with the same init() / start() / router() shape and mounts into an Express app you already have.

Builds on

@xeplr/workflow-engine

Third-party dependencies

dotenv

Documentation for @xeplr/workflow-api is in its README on npm.

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