Use the tabs above to install on a different OS version. These packages are built and signed by Turbot's Flowpipe development team, and you can view them here.
~$ brew install turbot/tap/flowpipe
~$ flowpipe -v
Flowpipe v1.0.2
~$ flowpipe helpFlowpipe is a distributed, fault-tolerant, and highly-available workflow engine. See https://flowpipe.io for more information.
Usage: flowpipe [flags] flowpipe [command]
Available Commands: help Help about any command integration Integration commands mod Flowpipe mod management notifier Notifier commands pipeline Pipeline commands process Process commands server Run the Flowpipe server, including triggers, integrations, and the API trigger Trigger commands
Flags: --config-path string Colon separated list of paths to search for workspace files, in order of decreasing precedence -h, --help help for flowpipe --host string API server host, including the port number - Example: --host http://localhost:7103 --input Enable interactive prompts (default true) --max-concurrency-container int Maximum number of concurrent Container steps (default 25) --max-concurrency-function int Maximum number of concurrent Function steps (default 50) --max-concurrency-http int Maximum number of concurrent HTTP step (default 500) --max-concurrency-query int Maximum number of concurrent Query steps (default 50) --mod-location string Path to the workspace working directory (default "/Users/karanpopat") --output output Output format; one of: pretty, plain, yaml, json (default pretty) --var stringArray Specify the value of a variable --var-file strings Specify an .fpvar file containing variable values -v, --version version for flowpipe --workspace string The workspace to use (default "default")
Use "flowpipe [command] --help" for more information about a command.
~$ brew upgrade turbot/tap/flowpipe
Our recommended source for latest releases is the turbot/tap
repository, which is kept up to date automatically.
Flowpipe is also available as a binary executable (or you can build from source). To manually install Flowpipe, unzip the executable and move it to a directory included in your system's PATH
. You can access the source, zipped executables and binary checksums from the releases section of the Flowpipe Github repo.