@pgflow/example-flows@0.4.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [98556d3]
  • @pgflow/core@0.4.0
  • @pgflow/dsl@0.4.0

@pgflow/edge-worker@0.4.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [50ab557]
  • @pgflow/core@0.4.1
  • @pgflow/dsl@0.4.1

@pgflow/edge-worker@0.4.0

Patch Changes

• 98556d3: Add TypeScript client library for pgflow workflow management

  @pgflow/client

  Introduces a new TypeScript client library that provides both event-based and promise-based APIs for interacting with pgflow workflows:

  Features

  • Type-safe workflow management with full TypeScript support and automatic type inference from flow definitions
  • Dual API approach: Choose between event-based subscriptions or promise-based async/await patterns
  • Real-time monitoring via Supabase broadcasts with granular event subscriptions
  • Resource management with automatic cleanup and disposal
  • Comprehensive error handling and recovery mechanisms

  Core Components

  • PgflowClient - Main client for starting and managing workflow runs
  • FlowRun - Monitor and interact with workflow executions
  • FlowStep - Track individual step progress and outputs

  Example Usage

  // Start a workflow
  const pgflow = new PgflowClient(supabase);
  const run = await pgflow.startFlow('analyze_website', {
    url: 'https://example.com',
  });
  
  // Event-based monitoring
  run.on('completed', (event) => {
    console.log('Workflow completed:', event.output);
  });
  
  // Promise-based monitoring
  const completed = await run.waitForStatus(FlowRunStatus.Completed, {
    timeoutMs: 30000,
  });

  @pgflow/core

  Database Enhancements

  • Add start_flow_with_states() function to start flows and return complete initial state
  • Add get_run_with_states() function to retrieve runs with all step states efficiently
  • Implement SECURITY DEFINER functions for secure API access
  • Add real-time broadcast support for workflow state changes

  @pgflow/edge-worker

  Test Infrastructure Updates

  • Update test database configuration to use standard PostgreSQL credentials
  • Improve test helper functions for database transactions
  • Update Docker Compose configuration for test environment

  @pgflow/dsl

  Build Configuration

  • Add TypeScript references to tsconfig.spec.json for improved type checking in tests

• Updated dependencies [98556d3]

  • @pgflow/core@0.4.0
  • @pgflow/dsl@0.4.0

@pgflow/dsl@0.4.1

@pgflow/dsl@0.4.1

@pgflow/dsl@0.4.0

Patch Changes

• 98556d3: Add TypeScript client library for pgflow workflow management

  @pgflow/client

  Introduces a new TypeScript client library that provides both event-based and promise-based APIs for interacting with pgflow workflows:

  Features

  • Type-safe workflow management with full TypeScript support and automatic type inference from flow definitions
  • Dual API approach: Choose between event-based subscriptions or promise-based async/await patterns
  • Real-time monitoring via Supabase broadcasts with granular event subscriptions
  • Resource management with automatic cleanup and disposal
  • Comprehensive error handling and recovery mechanisms

  Core Components

  • PgflowClient - Main client for starting and managing workflow runs
  • FlowRun - Monitor and interact with workflow executions
  • FlowStep - Track individual step progress and outputs

  Example Usage

  // Start a workflow
  const pgflow = new PgflowClient(supabase);
  const run = await pgflow.startFlow('analyze_website', {
    url: 'https://example.com',
  });
  
  // Event-based monitoring
  run.on('completed', (event) => {
    console.log('Workflow completed:', event.output);
  });
  
  // Promise-based monitoring
  const completed = await run.waitForStatus(FlowRunStatus.Completed, {
    timeoutMs: 30000,
  });

  @pgflow/core

  Database Enhancements

  • Add start_flow_with_states() function to start flows and return complete initial state
  • Add get_run_with_states() function to retrieve runs with all step states efficiently
  • Implement SECURITY DEFINER functions for secure API access
  • Add real-time broadcast support for workflow state changes

  @pgflow/edge-worker

  Test Infrastructure Updates

  • Update test database configuration to use standard PostgreSQL credentials
  • Improve test helper functions for database transactions
  • Update Docker Compose configuration for test environment

  @pgflow/dsl

  Build Configuration

  • Add TypeScript references to tsconfig.spec.json for improved type checking in tests

@pgflow/core@0.4.1

Patch Changes

• 50ab557: feat: add multi-target build support for @pgflow/client package

  The @pgflow/client package now builds for multiple environments, making it usable in Node.js, browsers, and bundlers.

  What's new:

  • ES modules (.js) and CommonJS (.cjs) builds for Node.js
  • Browser bundle (.browser.js) with all dependencies included
  • Full TypeScript declarations
  • CDN support via unpkg
  • Production builds with minification
  • Proper tree-shaking support
  • @supabase/supabase-js is now a regular dependency (not peer dependency)

  You can now use it in:

  • Node.js: import { PgflowClient } from '@pgflow/client'
  • CommonJS: const { PgflowClient } = require('@pgflow/client')
  • Browser: <script src="https://unpkg.com/@pgflow/client"></script> - then use window.pgflow.createClient(supabase)
  • Bundlers: Automatically picks the right format

  Other changes:

  • Pin Supabase CLI to exact version 2.21.1 to ensure consistent type generation between local and CI environments
  • @pgflow/dsl@0.4.1

@pgflow/core@0.4.0

Minor Changes

• 98556d3: Add TypeScript client library for pgflow workflow management

  @pgflow/client

  Introduces a new TypeScript client library that provides both event-based and promise-based APIs for interacting with pgflow workflows:

  Features

  • Type-safe workflow management with full TypeScript support and automatic type inference from flow definitions
  • Dual API approach: Choose between event-based subscriptions or promise-based async/await patterns
  • Real-time monitoring via Supabase broadcasts with granular event subscriptions
  • Resource management with automatic cleanup and disposal
  • Comprehensive error handling and recovery mechanisms

  Core Components

  • PgflowClient - Main client for starting and managing workflow runs
  • FlowRun - Monitor and interact with workflow executions
  • FlowStep - Track individual step progress and outputs

  Example Usage

  // Start a workflow
  const pgflow = new PgflowClient(supabase);
  const run = await pgflow.startFlow('analyze_website', {
    url: 'https://example.com',
  });
  
  // Event-based monitoring
  run.on('completed', (event) => {
    console.log('Workflow completed:', event.output);
  });
  
  // Promise-based monitoring
  const completed = await run.waitForStatus(FlowRunStatus.Completed, {
    timeoutMs: 30000,
  });

  @pgflow/core

  Database Enhancements

  • Add start_flow_with_states() function to start flows and return complete initial state
  • Add get_run_with_states() function to retrieve runs with all step states efficiently
  • Implement SECURITY DEFINER functions for secure API access
  • Add real-time broadcast support for workflow state changes

  @pgflow/edge-worker

  Test Infrastructure Updates

  • Update test database configuration to use standard PostgreSQL credentials
  • Improve test helper functions for database transactions
  • Update Docker Compose configuration for test environment

  @pgflow/dsl

  Build Configuration

  • Add TypeScript references to tsconfig.spec.json for improved type checking in tests

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [98556d3]
  • @pgflow/dsl@0.4.0

@pgflow/client@0.4.1

Patch Changes

• 50ab557: feat: add multi-target build support for @pgflow/client package

  The @pgflow/client package now builds for multiple environments, making it usable in Node.js, browsers, and bundlers.

  What's new:

  • ES modules (.js) and CommonJS (.cjs) builds for Node.js
  • Browser bundle (.browser.js) with all dependencies included
  • Full TypeScript declarations
  • CDN support via unpkg
  • Production builds with minification
  • Proper tree-shaking support
  • @supabase/supabase-js is now a regular dependency (not peer dependency)

  You can now use it in:

  • Node.js: import { PgflowClient } from '@pgflow/client'
  • CommonJS: const { PgflowClient } = require('@pgflow/client')
  • Browser: <script src="https://unpkg.com/@pgflow/client"></script> - then use window.pgflow.createClient(supabase)
  • Bundlers: Automatically picks the right format

  Other changes:

  • Pin Supabase CLI to exact version 2.21.1 to ensure consistent type generation between local and CI environments

• Updated dependencies [50ab557]

  • @pgflow/core@0.4.1
  • @pgflow/dsl@0.4.1

pgflow@0.3.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [d08fd2d]
  • @pgflow/core@0.3.1

@pgflow/website@0.3.1

@pgflow/website@0.3.1