usage

Usage

Endly

There are a few ways to execute workflow/action

1. Run workflow with inline parameters
   • endly -w=workflowname param1=value params2=value2
2. Run single workflow with run request
   • endly -r=run
3. Run inline workflow run request.
   • endly -r=run

To check endly other options run the following:

$ endly -h

API integration

To integrate endly with unit test in golang, you can use one of the following

Silence mode

With this method, you can run any endly service action directly (including workflow with *model.ProcessRequest) by providing endly supported request.

        manager := endly.New()
        var context = manager.NewContext(nil)
        var target = url.NewResource("ssh://127.0.0.1/", "localhost")
        var runRequest = &docker.RunRequest{
           Target: target,
           Image:  "mysql:5.6",
           Ports: map[string]string{
               "3306": "3306",
           },
           Env: map[string]string{
               "MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD": "**mysql**",
           },
           Mount: map[string]string{
               "/tmp/my.cnf": "/etc/my.cnf",
           },
           Secrets: map[string]string{
               "**mysql**": mySQLcredentialFile,
           },
       }
                                   
        var runResponse = &docker.RunResponse{}
        err := endly.Run(context, runRequest, runResponse) //(use 'nil' as last parameters to ignore actual response)
        if err != nil {
           log.Fatal(err)
        }
		

CLI mode

In this method, a workflow runs with command runner similarly to 'endly' command line.

    runner := cli.New()
	cli.OnError = func(code int) {}//to supres os.Exit(1) in case of error
	err := runner.Run(&workflow.RunRequest{
			URL: "action",
			Tasks:       "run",
			Params: map[string]interface{}{
				"service": "logger",
				"action":  "print",
				"request": &endly.PrintRequest{Message: "hello"},
			},
	}, nil)
    if err != nil {
    	log.Fatal(err)
    }