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Orchestrator Framework

This module allows working with tasks and transactions, print logs to the console, send email alerts or send a signal to stop the framework.

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How to install this module

To install the module in Rocketbot Studio, it can be done in two ways:

  1. Manual: Download the .zip file and unzip it in the modules folder. The folder name must be the same as the module and inside it must have the following files and folders: _init_.py, package.json, docs, example and libs. If you have the application open, refresh your browser to be able to use the new module.
  2. Automatic: When entering Rocketbot Studio on the right margin you will find the Addons section, select Install Mods, search for the desired module and press install.

Overview

  1. Login NOC
    Login to NOC using one of the options, API Key, noc.ini file, or credentials.

  2. Get Processes
    Get all processes

  3. Get Tasks
    Get task

  4. Create Task
    Adds a new task

  5. Set Priority
    Set the priority of a task

  6. Add Transaction
    Add one new transaction

  7. Add multiple Transactions
    Add new transactions

  8. Get unprocessed transactions
    Get every unprocessed transactions from a task

  9. Set status
    Change the status of a transaction

  10. Send alert
    Send an alert message to the emails set into the Orchestrator Process

  11. Send custom log
    Send custom log

  12. Stop Framework
    Send order to stop the framework

  13. Should Stop Framework?
    Check if the framework should stop


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  • windows
  • mac
  • linux
  • docker

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