walkeros-using-cli

Bundle, simulate, and push walkerOS flows using the CLI.

342|21|Updated Mar 14, 2022
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Skill: walkeros-using-cli
Source: https://github.com/elbwalker/walkerOS/tree/main/skills/walkeros-using-cli
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/elbwalker/walkerOS --skill walkeros-using-cli

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps developers quickly bundle, test, and run walkerOS flows using the CLI, eliminating manual setup steps and trial-and-error when configuring flows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Bundle flows with minimal config using the walkeros CLI.
  • Simulate and push events to validate flows without real side effects.
  • Run local servers for testing and development workflows.
  • Use Case: A developer wants to verify a new GA4 flow by bundling a flow.json, simulating an event, and serving a local bundle.

Quick Start

Install the walkerOS CLI globally, then create and test flows using the main commands:

  • Install: npm install -g @walkeros/cli
  • Bundle a flow: walkeros bundle flow.json
  • Simulate a flow: walkeros simulate flow.json -e '{"entity":"page","action":"view"}'
  • Push a test event: walkeros push flow.json -e '{"entity":"order","action":"complete"}'

Frequently Asked Questions about walkeros-using-cli

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I bundle and test walkerOS flows using the CLI?

You can bundle and test walkerOS flows by installing the CLI globally via npm, then running commands like 'walkeros bundle flow.json' to package configurations and 'walkeros simulate' to validate event data without real side effects.

What is the best way to simulate an event in a walkerOS flow?

Simulating an event in a walkerOS flow is done using the 'walkeros simulate flow.json -e' command, passing a JSON payload to test flow logic and validate configurations without triggering real side effects or external data pushes.

Do I need a local server to test my walkerOS flow setup?

Running a local server is supported to test walkerOS flow setups during development workflows. This allows you to serve local bundles and verify configurations before pushing test events to your actual environment.

Can I push test events directly using a walkerOS CLI command?

Yes, you can push test events directly by executing the 'walkeros push flow.json -e' command with a JSON event payload. This validates flows by sending specific entities and actions through the configured pipeline.

How does validating a flow.json configuration work with the walkerOS CLI?

Validating a flow.json configuration works by bundling the file with the walkerOS CLI, which automates the setup process and eliminates manual trial-and-error when checking multi-flow development support.

Are CLI installation and Node.js required to run walkerOS flows?

CLI installation is required to run walkerOS flows, as the tooling is distributed through npm. You must install the package globally using npm to access the bundle, simulate, and push commands for development workflows.