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readme.md

Automagicly

Automate everything

Execute complex workflows that help you get thing done

by James Peret

Automagicly is a online automation system designed for executing complex workflows composed of tasks. The system uses a queu server for registering tasks and a serverless architecture using AWS Lambda for executing these tasks.

View the changelog for information on current releases.

Running

To start the server run node app.js and node worker.js in different windows. You can start multiple workers to get automatic parallel processing and scale the app.

Alternatively, you can create a systemd service and use the app.sh and worker.sh files. Make sure to change the path to your node instalation. To find out where node is installed on your system, run which node.

Creating new tasks

To create a new task, update and create the following files:

  1. Create a definition in app/helpers/task_helpers.js for starting, stoping and executing the new task.
  2. Create a new job file in app/jobs.
  3. Update worker.js with a pointer to the new task.
  4. Update the new task page in the UI, adding the new task: public/js/workflow_app/views/pages/new_task.html.
  5. Update the new task controller with info for the new task in public/js/workflow_app/controllers/new_task_ctrl.js
  6. Update public/js/workflow_app/workflow_app.js with information for the new route
  7. Create a new sidebar view for the task in public/js/workflow_app/views/sidebar/.
  8. Create a new controller for the task in public/js/workflow_app/controllers/.
  9. Update the function taskClick in ````public/js/workflow_app/services/fluxogram_service.js```.
  10. Add a link in the workflow layoud view for the new sidebar controller file in /app/views/layouts/workflow.handlebars