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A high-level framework for communicating with the workflow and decision automation engine Camunda.
PyCamunda is a Python REST api client for the workflow and decision automation engine Camunda.
PyCamunda takes care of Camunda-specific characteristics and gives you an intuitive Python interface so you can focus on developing your actual business application. So PyCamunda deals with http requests, nested dictionaries, camelCase keys, datetime formatting and more for you.
Simply..
import pycamunda.processinst
url = 'http://localhost/engine-rest'
get_instances = pycamunda.processinst.GetList(url, process_definition_key='MyProcess')
instances = get_instances()
for instance in instances:
print('Process instance id:', instance.id_)
Output:
Process instance id: 174cb832-a8a7-11ea-8129-0242ac110002
Process instance id: 1a70a8e9-a7ed-11ea-8129-0242ac110002
...
PyCamunda requires Python >= 3.7 and can be installed from the offical Python Package Index.
$ pip install pycamunda
The latest documentation can be found here.
FAQs
A high-level framework for communicating with the workflow and decision automation engine Camunda.
We found that pycamunda demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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