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workflows-manager 0.4.1
Python CLI application that allows to run custom workflows.
Requires Python: >=3.9
Keywords: action, manager, pipeline, pipelines, step, workflow, workflows, workflows-manager

# Workflows Manager

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Workflows manager is a tool that allows you to manage your workflows in a more efficient way. It provides a simple and
intuitive way to create a new workflow from the defined steps. You can create a new workflow by reusing the existing
steps or workflows.

## Official Documentation

The official documentation is available on [GitHub Pages](https://dl1998.github.io/workflows-manager/).

## Installation

You can install workflows manager using pip. It is recommended to use pip together with virtual environment (venv).

```shell
python3 -m pip install workflows-manager
```

## Usage

To run the workflows manager, you can use the following command:

```shell
workflows-manager -c <path_to_workflows_configuration> run -w <workflow_name>
```

More options are available, you can check them using the following command:

```shell
workflows-manager --help
```

Or, you can check [the official documentation](https://dl1998.github.io/workflows-manager/latest/setup/cli/) for more
information.