ECMind blue client: Workflow

Helper modules for the ecmind_blue_client to ease the work with workflows, models and organisations. See discussion here: https://hub.ecmind.ch/t/119

Installation

pip install ecmind_blue_client_workflow

Usage

from ecmind_blue_client.tcp_client import TcpClient as Client
from ecmind_blue_client_workflow import workflow

client = Client(hostname='localhost', port=4000, appname='test', username='root', password='optimal')
print(workflow.get_organisations(client, only_active=True))

Monitoring

Check for failed workflows

Check all active workflow models for suspended processes.

from ecmind_blue_client.tcp_client import TcpClient as Client
from ecmind_blue_client_workflow import workflow

client = Client(hostname='localhost', port=4000, appname='test', username='root', password='optimal')

orgs = workflow.get_organisations(client, only_active=True)
for org_id in orgs:
    workflows = workflow.admin_get_workflow_list(client, org_id)
    for workflow_id in workflows:
        processes = workflow.admin_get_process_list(client, org_id, workflow_id=workflow_id)
        for process_id in processes:
            process = processes[process_id]
            if process['state'] == workflow.State.SUSPENDED or process['state'] == workflow.State.SYSSUSPENDED:
                print(f'Process with id {process_id} and name {process["name"]} is suspended')

Running processes statistics

List all aktive workflow models with the count of running processes.

from ecmind_blue_client.tcp_client import TcpClient as Client
from ecmind_blue_client_workflow import workflow

client = Client(hostname='localhost', port=4000, appname='test', username='root', password='optimal')

orgs = workflow.get_organisations(client, only_active=True)
for org_id in orgs:
    workflows = workflow.admin_get_workflow_list(client, org_id)
    for workflow_id in workflows:
        wf = workflows[workflow_id]
        print(f'Workflow {wf["name"]} has {wf["process_count"]} running processes')