Trigger APIs

Overview

You can create APIs to initiate workflows, data processing jobs, or other automated processes.

Basic Usage

import { Api } from "@514labs/moose-lib"; interface WorkflowParams {  inputValue: string;  priority?: string;} interface WorkflowResponse {  workflowId: string;  status: string;} const triggerApi = new Api<WorkflowParams, WorkflowResponse>(  "trigger-workflow",  async ({ inputValue, priority = "normal" }: WorkflowParams, { client }) => {    // Trigger the workflow with input parameters    const workflowExecution = await client.workflow.execute("data-processing", {         inputValue,        priority,        triggeredAt: new Date().toISOString()      }    );     return {      workflowId: workflowExecution.id,      status: "started"    };  }); export default triggerApi;

import { Api } from "@514labs/moose-lib"; interface WorkflowParams {  inputValue: string;  priority?: string;} interface WorkflowResponse {  workflowId: string;  status: string;} const triggerApi = new Api<WorkflowParams, WorkflowResponse>(  "trigger-workflow",  async ({ inputValue, priority = "normal" }: WorkflowParams, { client }) => {    // Trigger the workflow with input parameters    const workflowExecution = await client.workflow.execute("data-processing", {         inputValue,        priority,        triggeredAt: new Date().toISOString()      }    );     return {      workflowId: workflowExecution.id,      status: "started"    };  }); export default triggerApi;

Using the Trigger API

Once deployed, you can trigger workflows via HTTP requests:

curl "http://localhost:4000/api/trigger-workflow?inputValue=process-user-data&priority=high"

Response:

{  "workflowId": "workflow-12345",  "status": "started"}