Make a workflow in your own folder, in one commit.
--start snapshot makes one that saves an app’s numbers and words on a schedule; --start general runs the steps you write. Show the person its steps and its schedule, and make it only after they say yes. Mention each object a step works with as @Name.
Examples
Terminal window
# Make a workflow in your own folder, in one commit
katernewworkflow<name>
Arguments
Argument
Description
<name>
The workflow’s name, such as Monday paid media.
Options
Option
Description
--app <app>
App: with --start snapshot, the app whose snapshots it writes, by its id or its folder, such as users/<email>/apps/weekly_deck. An app has one snapshot workflow.
--cron <cron>
Schedule: when it runs, as a cron, such as “0 8 * * 1” for every Monday at 8:00 AM, “0 8 * * 1-5” for every weekday, “0 8 * * 5” for every Friday or “0 8 1 * *” for the first of each month. Without one, the workflow runs only when someone asks, such as a snapshot workflow that keeps one snapshot now.
--timezone <timezone>
The cron’s time zone, such as America/New_York. Left out: this computer’s time zone, or UTC where it has none.
--channel <channel>
With --start snapshot: the Slack channel id the run posts in.
--file <file>
The steps, as Markdown with mentions; - reads them from stdin. The default is -.
--start <start-type>
The type to start from: snapshot, general. Left out: a plain page.