Update workflow

update_workflow.py

from getpass import getpass

import qmenta.client
from qmenta.core import platform

print("=== LOGIN INFORMATION ===")
user = input("Username: ")
password = getpass()

auth = platform.Auth.login(
    username=user,
    password=password,
    base_url='https://platform.qmenta.com'
)

account = qmenta.client.Account(user, password)
print("=== You have been logged in! ===")

# Get information from the advanced options file.
with open("settings.json") as fr:
    advanced_options = fr.read()

# Get information from the results configuration file.
with open("results_config.json") as fr:
    results_configuration = fr.read()

# Get information from the model file.
with open("model.flow") as fr:
    model = fr.read()

# Get information from the description file.
with open("description.html") as fr:
    description = fr.read()

data_to_send = {
    "name": ...,  # Set with the name of the tool
    "short_name": ...,  # slug tool name
    "code": ...,  # id of the tool, can't be modified afterwards.
    "version": ...,  # version number of the tool, only change when significant changes after releasing.
    "average_time": "1",  # in minutes, duration of the tool.
    "description": description,
    "advanced_options": advanced_options,
    "deprecated": "0",
    "model": model,
    "start_condition_code": "output={'OK': True, 'code': 1}",
    "results_configuration": results_configuration,
    "tags": "dev"
}

# After creating the workflow, the ID of the workflow must be requested and added to the previous dictionary
# otherwise it will keep creating new workflows on the platform creating conflicts.
res = platform.post(
    auth, 'a_administrator/upsert_analysis_tool',
    data=data_to_send
)
if res.json()["success"] == 1:
    print("Workflow updated successfully!")
else:
    print("ERROR setting the workflow")
    print(res.json())