Enqueue HTTP, cron, and manual runs via Redis/BullMQ; workers execute
asynchronously with configurable concurrency. Triggers return 202 and
clients poll GET /api/runs/:id for progress (queued → running → done).
Co-authored-by: Nasyarobby Putra <nasyarobby@gmail.com>
- Updated all instances of `triggerWorkflow` to `onFailureWorkflow` across the codebase to improve clarity and consistency in naming.
- Adjusted related logic in workflow configurations and UI components to reflect the new naming convention.
- Enhanced error messages and documentation to align with the updated terminology.
This change aims to provide a clearer understanding of the workflow's failure handling mechanism.
- Added functionality to duplicate workflows via a new API endpoint, allowing users to create copies of existing workflows with modified names and owners.
- Introduced utility functions for managing workflow filenames and ensuring unique names for duplicates.
- Created a user interface component for duplicating workflows, including validation for existing files and owner changes.
- Enhanced existing workflows to support the new duplication feature, ensuring seamless integration with the current workflow management system.
This update significantly improves user experience by enabling efficient workflow management and organization.
- Introduced a new contract for script returns, requiring an object with `output`, `context`, and `skipRemaining` fields.
- Refactored existing scripts to align with the new return structure, ensuring compatibility with the updated context management.
- Added utility functions for normalizing context and step results, improving the handling of script execution context.
- Updated various scripts (e.g., fetch-binary, fetch-html, fetch-http) to return structured output and context, enhancing data flow and usability.
- Improved error handling for script returns, ensuring clearer feedback when invalid structures are returned.
This update significantly enhances the flexibility and clarity of script interactions within workflows.
- Introduced new HTTP authentication and page management APIs, allowing for the creation, retrieval, updating, and deletion of HTTP auth profiles and pages.
- Added validation for auth and page fields to ensure proper configuration and error handling.
- Implemented a mechanism for resolving auth credentials from various sources, including inline definitions, KV store, and secrets.
- Enhanced workflow validation to include checks for HTTP triggers, ensuring proper auth and response configurations.
- Updated the web interface to include new routes for managing HTTP auth profiles and pages, improving user experience and accessibility.
- Introduced a new script for fetching RSS feeds, allowing workflows to process and transform feed data using JSONata.
- Updated workflow configuration to include a new RSS feed script, enhancing the capabilities of existing workflows.
- Enhanced the workflow management API to support enabling and disabling workflows dynamically.
- Improved UI components to reflect the new workflow features, including enabling/disabling workflows and displaying their statuses.
- Added support for wildcard filtering in workflow queries, improving the flexibility of workflow management.
- Refactored step execution logic to introduce runCompiledStep for improved clarity and functionality.
- Added support for "set" steps, allowing context manipulation using JSONata expressions.
- Implemented evaluateJsonata and isJsonataTruthy functions for evaluating conditions and expressions.
- Updated workflow parsing to handle new step types and validation rules.
- Enhanced logging and error handling for skipped steps and invalid configurations.
- Modified UI components to reflect new step types and statuses, including "skipped".
- Introduced compileWorkflowScripts function to parse and validate workflow scripts, supporting both linear and DAG execution modes.
- Added runLinearSteps and runDagSteps functions for executing compiled workflows based on their structure.
- Updated createRegistry function to utilize the new workflow compilation and execution logic.
- Enhanced script sandbox with meta extraction and instantiation capabilities for better script management.
- Improved API endpoints to return script metadata and handle errors more effectively.
- Removed deprecated scripts and updated workflows to reflect new structure and functionality.
- Introduced a new server package with Fastify for handling API requests and workflows.
- Implemented user authentication and authorization with JWT and cookie management.
- Added endpoints for managing workflows, runs, and user accounts.
- Established a dashboard for monitoring workflow status and statistics.
- Included a script sandbox for executing user-defined scripts securely.
- Updated README with setup instructions and API documentation.
- Configured database migrations for user management.
- Enhanced logging capabilities for better traceability.
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