External Mappings (Metadata for example; Locations, Products, Retailers, Users & Roles, etc.), Project Discovery, Out-Of-The-Box features, Ready for Launch , Recommended Practices, Testing, and Project Checklists.
Workflows are the backbone of the Fluent platform as they describe the lifecycle of an . Defining subsections or sub-processes within a allows to manage and evolve them independently. Thus fostering loosely coupled and self-contained fragments with no duplication of shared or unchanged behavior of a baseline .
On this page we will look at the different ways of structuring workflows into fragments and then how to optimally merge them into a final that is used to orchestrate entities. Finally how to package both workflows and fragments into a module.
`workflows`
before `workflow-fragments`
.In this document we will describe how to work with workflows and fragments using the . Then delve into how the tool is tracking the installed workflows, fragments in the log.
`workflowlog`
to manage the workflow and fragment lifecycleModules are the package structure used by Fluent Commerce to ship preconfigured features and functions. They are designed to be self-describing, isolated, but inter-dependent assets that can work together with other modules, or be extended by custom modules, all while remaining upgradeable.
Here we'll look at the different designations of Modules and describe the Module's Package Structure and Project Structure.
`fluent module install`
only operate on the Module Archive or Module Structure