Workflow-go

Overview

The workflow-go SDK simplifies interaction with Temporal workflows, providing easy-to-use methods for managing workflows, activities, and workers.

Setting Up Temporal Locally

Follow these steps to set up Temporal on your local environment:

1. Clone the Temporal Docker Compose Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/temporalio/docker-compose

2. Navigate to the Cloned Repository:

   cd docker-compose

3. Start the Temporal Server:

   docker compose up

   This will start the Temporal server using Docker Compose.

Getting Started with workflow-go SDK

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the following installed:

• Go (version 1.18 or later recommended)
• Docker and Docker Compose

Installation

Add the SDK to your project using go get:

go get github.com/Zampfi/workflow-sdk-go

Features

• Seamless Workflow Management: Start, query, signal, and cancel workflows.
• Worker Setup: Easily configure and run Temporal workers.
• Activity Registration: Simplified activity management.

Samples Package

This repository includes a samples package that provides examples for various use cases. To use the samples:

1. Start the worker first. -- go to the worker/main.go -- go run main.go
2. Start the starter to trigger the workflows. -- go to the starter/main.go -- go run main.go

These examples demonstrate how to integrate and use the SDK in real-world scenarios.

Making a release

1. Pull main.

2. Add a git tag with a bumped version as per your change. If the current latest tag is v1.1.50, tag the latest commit on main with v1.1.51.

   # example: git tag v1.1.51
   git tag <version>
   

3. Push the tag

   git push origin v1.1.51
   

Using workflow-go sdk in other repos

1. go get the latest version from the go project that you wish to use workflow-go sdk in.

   go get github.com/Zampfi/[email protected]