hpcflow.app#
Module attributes
<module 'hpcflow.app' from '/home/runner/work/hpcflow-new/hpcflow-new/hpcflow/app.py'> |
Functions
Cancel the execution of a workflow submission. |
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Get information about the operating system. |
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Retrieve information about active and recently inactive finished hpcFlow workflows. |
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Get information about a given shell and the operating system. |
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Generate and submit a new hpcFlow workflow from a file or string containing a workflow template parametrisation. |
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Generate and submit a new hpcFlow workflow from a file or string containing a workflow template parametrisation. |
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Generate a new hpcFlow workflow from a builtin demo workflow template. |
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Generate a new hpcFlow workflow from a file or string containing a workflow template parametrisation. |
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Run hpcflow test suite. |
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Run hpcFlow test suite. |
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Show information about running hpcFlow workflows. |
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"Output a legend for the jobscript-element and EAR states that are displayed by the show command. |
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Submit an existing hpcFlow workflow. |
Classes
An atomic component of a workflow that will be enacted within an iteration structure. |
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The environment that an action is enacted within. |
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Class to represent a rule/condition that must be True if an action is to be included. |
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Class to represent the identification of a subset of task schema actions by a filtering process. |
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Types of action scope. |
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A command that may be run within a workflow action. |
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A list-like container for command files with dot-notation access by label. |
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A direct scheduler for POSIX systems. |
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A direct scheduler for Windows. |
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A basic component of a workflow. |
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An abstract representation of an element's action at a particular iteration and the runs that enact that element iteration. |
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The Element Action Run (EAR) is an atomic unit of an enacted workflow, representing one unit of work (e.g., particular submitted job to run a program) within that overall workflow. |
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A filter for iterations. |
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A grouping rule for element iterations. |
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The input files to an element. |
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The inputs to an element. |
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A particular iteration of an element. |
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The output files from an element. |
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The outputs from an element. |
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A parameter to an |
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Class to represent how a newly added element set should propagate to a given downstream task. |
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A repetition rule. |
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The resources an element requires. |
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Class to represent a parameterisation of a new set of elements. |
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The elements of a task. |
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An execution environment that contains a number of executables. |
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A list-like container for environments with dot-notation access by name. |
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A program managed by the environment. |
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A particular instance of an executable that can support some mode of operation. |
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A list-like container for environment executables with dot-notation access by executable label. |
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The extension of a file name. |
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The name of a file handled by a workflow, or a pattern that matches multiple files. |
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The stem of a file name. |
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A specification of a file handled by a workflow. |
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A list-like container for the task schema group list with dot-notation access by group name. |
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An input file. |
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Represents a script that is run to generate input files for an action. |
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The source of code for use in an input file generator. |
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An input source to a workflow task. |
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The types if input sources. |
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An input value to a task. |
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A group of actions that are submitted together to be executed by the underlying job management system as a single unit. |
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A loop in a workflow template. |
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A range of cores supported by an executable instance. |
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Represents a script that is run to parse output files from an action and create outputs. |
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The source of code for use in an output file parser. |
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Schema input labels that should be applied to a subset of task outputs. |
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A general parameter to a workflow task. |
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Path to a parameter. |
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How a parameter is propagated. |
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The value handler for a parameter. |
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The parameters of a (workflow-bound) task. |
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A list-like container for parameters with dot-notation access by parameter type. |
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A list-like container for resources. |
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Class to represent specification of resource requirements for a (set of) actions. |
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Class to represent a testable condition on an element iteration or run. |
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A class to encapsulate the naming/recognition of app-created files within run directories. |
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A scheduler that uses SGE. |
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A Parameter as used within a particular schema, for which a default value may be applied. |
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A Parameter as outputted from particular task. |
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A parameter bound in a schema. |
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A scheduler that uses SLURM. |
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A parameter that is a component of another parameter. |
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A collection of jobscripts to be submitted to a scheduler. |
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Parametrisation of an isolated task for which a subset of input values are given "locally". |
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For retrieving schema input parameters across all elements. |
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A list-like container for a task-like list with dot-notation access by task unique-name. |
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A thing that a task is attempting to achieve. |
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For retrieving schema output parameters across all elements. |
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Class to represent the inputs, outputs and implementation mechanism of a given task. |
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A list-like container for a task schema list with dot-notation access by task schema unique-name. |
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The types of task-based input sources. |
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A list-like container for a task-like list with dot-notation access by task unique-name. |
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A perturbation applied to a value. |
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A sequence of values. |
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A concrete workflow. |
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Pre-built workflow templates that are simpler to parameterise. |
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A list-like container for workflow loops with dot-notation access by name. |
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A list-like container for workflow tasks with dot-notation access by unique name. |
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Class to represent initial parametrisation of a hpcFlow workflow, with limited validation logic. |