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Laravel Workflow Conductor

A powerful, Laravel-native workflow conductor that lets users build automation with triggers, conditions, and actions. Think Zapier/Make/n8n but self-hosted and deeply integrated with Laravel.

Features

Requirements

Installation

Publish the configuration file:

Run the migrations:

Using with an Existing Schema

If your application already has workflow/automation tables, you can skip the package migrations and map your models:

Your models should extend the package models and override getTable():

If you are using dont-discover to prevent auto-registration, create a wrapper provider:

Quick Start

Creating a Workflow Programmatically

Using the HasWorkflows Trait

Add the trait to your models to automatically trigger workflows on model events:

Manual Workflow Execution

Configuration

The configuration file is located at config/workflow-conductor.php. Key options include:

Triggers

Model Events

Available model triggers:

Scheduled (Cron)

Webhook

Manual

Conditions

Field Conditions

Available operators:

Date Conditions

Relation Conditions

Actions

Send Email

Send Notification

Webhook

Slack Message

Create/Update/Delete Model

Delay

HTTP Request

Variable Interpolation

Use {{ variable.path }} syntax in action configurations:

Available Filters

Filter Description Example
uppercase Convert to uppercase {{ name \| uppercase }}
lowercase Convert to lowercase {{ name \| lowercase }}
number_format:N Format number with N decimals {{ price \| number_format:2 }}
date:format Format date {{ created_at \| date:Y-m-d }}
default:value Default if null {{ name \| default:Guest }}
json Convert to JSON {{ data \| json }}
slug Convert to slug {{ title \| slug }}
money Format as currency {{ price \| money }}
count Count array items {{ items \| count }}
join:separator Join array {{ tags \| join:, }}

Events

The package dispatches events during workflow execution:

Contributing Custom Extensions

Creating a Custom Trigger

To create a custom trigger, implement TriggerInterface:

Register your trigger in a service provider:

Then trigger it from your code:

Creating a Custom Action

To create a custom action, implement ActionInterface:

Register your action in a service provider:

Now you can use it in workflows:

Creating a Custom Condition

To create a custom condition, implement ConditionInterface:

Register and use:

Using Custom Handlers

For quick custom logic without creating full classes, use the custom action/condition:

Building an Extension Provider

For applications with multiple custom triggers and actions, organize them in a dedicated service provider:

Disable built-in actions that your app replaces to avoid duplicates:

Action Output and Chaining

Each action's output is merged into the WorkflowContext under the previous_actions key, making it available to subsequent actions:

Querying the Registry

Use the WorkflowManager to list all registered extensions programmatically. This is useful for building UI dashboards where users configure workflows:

Using the VariableInterpolator

The VariableInterpolator resolves {{ path }} placeholders against a WorkflowContext. Use it to process action configs before execution:

All Available Filters

Filter Description Example
uppercase / upper Uppercase {{ name \| uppercase }}
lowercase / lower Lowercase {{ name \| lowercase }}
ucfirst / capitalize Capitalize first letter {{ name \| ucfirst }}
ucwords / title Title case {{ name \| title }}
trim Trim whitespace {{ input \| trim }}
slug URL slug {{ title \| slug }}
snake snake_case {{ name \| snake }}
camel camelCase {{ name \| camel }}
studly / pascal StudlyCase {{ name \| studly }}
number_format:decimals Format number {{ price \| number_format:2 }}
date:format Format date {{ created_at \| date:M d, Y }}
default:value Fallback if null {{ name \| default:Guest }}
json JSON encode {{ data \| json }}
count Count items {{ items \| count }}
first First element {{ items \| first }}
last Last element {{ items \| last }}
join:sep / implode Join array {{ tags \| join:, }}
split:sep / explode Split string {{ csv \| split:, }}
length / strlen String/array length {{ name \| length }}
substr:start:len Substring {{ text \| substr:0:100 }}
replace:old:new Replace string {{ text \| replace:foo:bar }}
money:symbol:decimals Currency format {{ price \| money:$:2 }}
bool / int / float / string Type casting {{ value \| int }}
abs / round:n / floor / ceil Math operations {{ value \| round:2 }}

Special Variable Prefixes

Prefix Description Example
config. Laravel config values {{ config.app.name }}
env. Environment variables {{ env.API_TOKEN }}
now Current timestamp {{ now \| date:Y-m-d }}

Scheduled Workflows

To process scheduled workflows, add this to your app/Console/Kernel.php:

Testing

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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Requires php Version ^8.2
illuminate/contracts Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/database Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/events Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/queue Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/support Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0
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