Workflow Orchestrator Cookiecutter Template
A Cookiecutter template repository for creating an implementation of the Workflow Orchestrator.
What You Get
This cookiecutter template includes the following tools to help you get started to implement your own Workflow Orchestrator.
uvas package managerruffas Python linter and formattermypyas type checkerpre-commithooks wired up to run linting, formatting and type checkingpytestas unit testing framework, with boilerplate code for test cases- A choice of
ThreadpoolorCeleryas task executor - A GraphQL API registered alongside the REST API out of the box
- An optional
docker-compose.ymlto run Postgres (and Redis, when using Celery) locally
Quickstart
Install uv and run:
uvx orchestrator-cookiecutter
This will take you through the generation of a boilerplate project for Workflow Orchestrator.
for development use:
uv run cookiecutter .
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