Choice

Choice is a front-end application built using Next.js. It allows users to interact with the Autoflow service to manage their workflow. Choice is designed to enhance user experience and simplify interaction with Autoflow’s features.

Codebase

Key Components

  • Workflow Management: Users can manage workflows through Choice, including creation, editing, and deployment of workflow definitions.
  • Task Execution: Choice provides a user interface for monitoring and interacting with workflow tasks.
  • Visualization: The application displays workflow progress and execution details using interactive visual elements.
  • Configuration: Users can configure Autoflow settings, such as connection details and resource allocation, through Choice.

Examples

  • Workflow Creation: Users can use Choice to create new workflows by defining steps, connections, and actions.
  • Task Monitoring: Choice allows users to monitor the progress of tasks within a workflow, displaying status updates and execution details.
  • Visualization: The application displays a visual representation of the workflow structure and its execution, making it easier to understand the flow of tasks.

Benefits

  • Enhanced User Experience: Choice simplifies the interaction with Autoflow’s features through an intuitive and user-friendly interface.
  • Increased Efficiency: The application streamlines workflow management tasks, improving overall efficiency.
  • Improved Visibility: Choice provides real-time insights into workflow execution, enhancing visibility and control.
  • Simplified Configuration: The application simplifies configuration tasks by providing a user-friendly interface for managing settings.

Dependencies

  • Choice relies on Autoflow’s APIs for communication and data access.
  • The application utilizes various libraries, such as React, Next.js, TypeScript, and other common dependencies.

Development

  • The Choice codebase is developed using standard Git practices.
  • Contributions are welcome through pull requests and issues.

Source Code

Further Reading