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C# QuickStart Example

This repository contains sample applications that demonstrates the various features of Conductor C# SDK.

SDK Features

C# SDK for Conductor allows you to:

  1. Create workflow using Code
  2. Execute workflows
  3. Create workers for task execution and framework (TaskRunner) for executing workers and communicating with the server.
  4. Support for all the APIs such as
    1. Managing tasks (poll, update etc.),
    2. Managing workflows (start, pause, resume, terminate, get status, search etc.)
    3. Create and update workflow and task metadata
    4. User and event management

Running Example

Note Obtain KEY and SECRET from the playground or your Conductor server. Quick tutorial for playground

Export variables

export KEY=
export SECRET=
export CONDUCTOR_SERVER_URL=https://play.orkes.io/api

Run the main program

dotnet run

Workflow

We create a simple 2-step workflow that fetches the user details and sends an email.

VisualCode
 
var getUserInfoTask = new SimpleTask("get_user_info", "get_user_info")
                    .WithInput("userId", "${workflow.input.userId}");
var emailOrSmsTask = new SwitchTask("emailorsms", "${workflow.input.notificationPref}")
        .WithDecisionCase(
            WorkflowInput.NotificationPreference.EMAIL.ToString(),
            new SimpleTask("send_email", "send_email")
                    .WithInput("email", "${get_user_info.output.email}")
        )
        .WithDecisionCase(
            WorkflowInput.NotificationPreference.SMS.ToString(),
            new SimpleTask("send_sms", "send_sms")
                    .WithInput("phoneNumber", "${get_user_info.output.phoneNumber}")
        );
return new ConductorWorkflow()
    .WithName("user_notification")
    .WithVersion(1)
    .WithInputParameter("userId")
    .WithInputParameter("notificationPref")
    .WithTask(getUserInfoTask, emailOrSmsTask);

Worker

Workers are a simple interface implementation. See GetUserInfo.cs for more details.

Executing Workflows

There are two ways to execute a workflow:

  1. Synchronously - useful for short duration workflows that completes within a few second.
  2. Asynchronously - workflows that runs for longer period

Synchronous Workflow Execution

WorkflowResourceApi#ExecuteWorkflow(...)

Asynchronous Workflow Execution

WorkflowResourceApi#StartWorkflow(...)

See Main.cs for complete code sample of workflow execution.

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