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Listing flows

The getOperate flow list command is used to list all flows in the remote workspace.

getOperate flow

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Pushing a flow

Pushing a flow to a getOperate instance is done using the getOperate flow push command.

getOperate flow push <file_path> <remote_path>

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Arguments

ArgumentDescription
file_pathThe path to the flow file to push.
remote_pathThe remote path where the flow specification should be pushed.

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Examples

  • Push the flow located at path/to/local/flow.yaml to the remote path f/flows/test.
getOperate flow push path/to/local/flow.yaml f/flows/test

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Creating a new flow

The getOperate flow bootstrap command is used to create a new flow locally.

getOperate flow bootstrap [--summary <summary>] [--description <description>] <path>

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Arguments

ArgumentDescription
pathThe path of the flow to be created.

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Examples

Create a new flow f/flows/flashy_flow

getOperate flow bootstrap f/flows/flashy_flow

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Running a flow

Running a flow by its path s done using the getOperate flow run command.

getOperate flow run <remote_path> [options]

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Arguments

ArgumentDescription
remote_pathThe path of the flow to be run.

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Options

OptionParametersDescription
-d, --datadataInputs specified as a JSON string or a file using @filename or stdin using @- . Resources and variables must be passed using “res:..."or"res:..." or "var:…” For example getOperate flow run u/henri/message_to_slack -d '{"slack":"$res:u/henri/henri_slack_perso","channel":"general","text":"hello dear team"}'
-s, --silentNoneDo not ouput anything other then the final output. Useful for scripting.

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Remote path format

<u|g|f>/<username|group|folder>/...