With swiffer-decider
, you define workflows as a collection of
tasks that define what the workflow needs to do, along with
pipelines that define the order in which the workflow does them.
You also can construct the workflow execution order at runtime based on previous events in the workflow.
- Task Usage and API
- Pipeline Usage and API
- Decider Usage and API
- Adding Logic to the Workflow
- Design of the Framework
- Registering Domains, Workflow Types, and Activity Types
You may find the actual Amazon documentation as a helpful tool in understanding
swiffer-decider
. The swiffer-decider
documentation sometimes relies upon
information intrinsic to the nature of SWF, without going into detail about it.
The developer's guide introduces the basic concepts behind SWF.
The api reference
can help with translating the swiffer-decider
input values into their
corresponding meaning in the actual SWF API.