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A package containing OpenOrchestrator and OpenOrchestrator Scheduler

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OpenOrchestrator

Read the documentation here.

Package is located at https://pypi.org/project/OpenOrchestrator/

Usage for Orchestrator admins

This module is used to run Orchestrator or Scheduler from the command line.

python -m OpenOrchestrator -o for orchestrator.

python -m OpenOrchestrator -s for scheduler.

Usage for RPA developers

Import the connection module to your RPA code and get access to the orchestrator methods;

  • logging status to OpenOrchestrator
  • getting credentials and constants from OpenOrchestrator
  • creating, getting and updating job elements in a queue

Run the code with arguments

python run.py "<process name>" "<connection string>" "<secret key>" "<arguments>"
# run.py
# connect to OpenOprchestrator and log something
from OpenOrchestrator.orchestrator_connection.connection import OrchestratorConnection

oc = OrchestratorConnection.create_connection_from_args()
oc.log_trace("open orchestrator connected.")

Setup

Requires Python 3.10 or later.

Install using pip install OpenOrchestrator

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