Here you will find a few examples to demonstrate simple WfSpec concepts in LittleHorse.
First, you need a running LH Server (either locally in your own terminal, or remote).
The LittleHorse Website has information about how to run it. In addition, you can go to docker-compose and check the documentation.
Next, you'll need to have the lhctl command line tool installed.
Finally, you'll need gradle and Java 17 or later.
See the Concepts documentation on the LittleHorse Website.
Create a file ~/.config/littlehorse.config and configure it as follows:
LHC_API_HOST=foo.bar.com # Host for the LH Server
LHC_API_PORT=2023
# If necessary, configure the following client certs:
LHC_CA_CERT=<path to ca cert file>
LHC_CLIENT_CERT=<path to client cert file>
LHC_CLIENT_KEY=<path to client key file>
More information at sdk-java
Check the result of a workflow with:
# This call shows the result
lhctl get wfRun <wf_run_id>
# This will show you all nodes in the run
lhctl list nodeRun <wf_run_id>
# This shows the task run information
lhctl get taskRun <wf_run_id> <task_run_global_id>
You can list all the deployed workflows with:
# This call shows the list of registered Wf
lhctl search wfSpec