Flowdapt Python SDK
This is the official Python SDK for the Flowdapt API. It provides a simple way to programmatically interact with Flowdapt in Python. It is asynchronous and uses httpx as the underlying HTTP client.
Installation
pip install flowdapt_sdk
Usage
import asyncio
from flowdapt_sdk import FlowdaptSDK
async def main():
async with FlowdaptSDK(base_url="http://localhost:8080/") as client:
print(await client.ping())
workflows = await client.workflows.list_workflows(version="v1alpha1")
print(workflows)
workflow = await client.workflows.get_workflow("my-workflow", version="v1alpha1")
print(workflow)
result = await client.workflows.run_workflow(
identifier="my-workflow",
input={"x": 5},
wait=True,
namespace="default",
version="v1alpha1"
)
print(result)
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