How to create workflow in node js using "joyent.github.io/node-workflow"

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I need to create a workflow for management in node js using http://joyent.github.io/node-workflow/

Since I am completely new to this, I seek help. Please advice what all things I should do for creating a workflow using this https://github.com/joyent/node-workflow

What I have tried:

I tried to setup the demo project given in that Github. But I am a windows user with very basic knowledge of node js. So I am facing different issues with make command and so on.

Posted 2-Feb-19 9:40am

Sathya5995

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Richard Deeming 4-Feb-19 10:50am

Read the documentation[^].

If you can't work it out from that, then ask the authors[^].

If you have specific questions about specific problems, and you provide the details of those problems, then someone here will probably be able to help. But as it stands, your question is so broad that you're effectively asking for someone to teach you all of Node.js as well as this specific third-party library. That's well beyond the scope of a "quick answers" forum.

Sathya5995 5-Feb-19 7:45am

Hi Richard, Thanks for responding. I will try to narrow down my question. I am not seeking someone to teach the entire thing. I just want to know the key points which I should practice before getting into this third-party module since I am completely new to node development. I will try to fix things. :)

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