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Flow

Description

The flow allows you to drag and drop commands onto the studio and link the ports together to form a process.

Create a Job

  1. Open Roboteur and sign in
  2. Click on the plus button in the top left corner of the screen
  3. Navigate to the Job tab inside of the modal
  4. Enter the fields
  5. Click continue to create the job

Drag and Drop commands

  1. Open a Job
  2. Open the commands tab by clicking on the tools button
    tools
  3. Search for the command you desire to use
    tools
  4. Drag the command from the toolbox into the studio
    draggedCommand
  5. Connect the react trigger with the run trigger of the first command
    connected Commands
  6. Run the job using the reactor in the service tab
    Service Tab

Clone Command

  1. Open a Job that contains commands
  2. Click on the commands clone button that you want to clone
    settingsButton
  3. You will see that the command has been cloned
    settingsButton

Remove Command

  1. Open a Job that contains commands
  2. Click on the commands remove button that you want to remove
    settingsButton
  3. You will see that the command has been removed

Job Reaction Explore

  • Open a Job
  • Open the service tab
    Service Tab
  • Click on the binocular icon of the reaction you want to explore
    Reaction Explore Button
  • You will see the explore stream opening up of that reaction
    Explore Rection Stream

Toggle stream on commands

  1. Open a Job that contains commands
  2. Toggle the glasses button on the commands you want to view in the reactions explore
    Stream on
  3. Toggle the glasses button on the commands you do not want to view in the reactions explore
    Stream off
  4. You will have commands that has active streams and non active streams like the following
    Toggled Commands
  5. In your explore run you will see that some steps has the glasses button and some don't, only the active stream commands will have the glasses button inside of the explore.
    Explore Reaction Stream
  6. This excludes the input and output in the stream of that command