Welcome to the Actionforge Action source code!
Actionforge introduces Action Graphs, a faster and easier way to create and execute GitHub workflows. This new approach replaces tedious YAML file editing by hand with a user-friendly graph editor. Action Graphs are compatible with GitHub Actions. The core product consists out of 4 components:
- ♾️ VS Code Extension - Extension to modify Action Graphs within VS Code.
- 🟢 GitHub Action - GitHub Action that reads the Action Graph and starts the Graph Runner with it.
- 🏃♀️ Graph Runner - The cli program that executes an Action Graph.
- 🕸️ Graph Editor - Visual graph editor to create and build Action Graphs. These graphs will be committed to your repository.
For a full introduction check out the Actionforge Documentation.
- uses: actionforge/action@1cb7c397d2c7caa8d8071041976b6f2e4e2ead20 # v0.9.58
with:
# The name of the graph file located in the `.github/workflows/graphs` directory.
# This file defines the Actionforge Action Graph to be executed.
graph_file: ''
# A Personal Access Token (PAT) used for authentication.
# If not provided, the default GitHub token for the repository will be used.
# Default: ${{ github.token }}
#
# [Learn more about creating and using encrypted secrets](https://help.github.com/en/actions/automating-your-workflow-with-github-actions/creating-and-using-encrypted-secrets)
token: ''For examples check out the Actionforge Examples 🔗 repository.
This SOFTWARE is licensed under the Actionforge Community License that you can find here.
Licenses for commercial use will soon be available on the GitHub Marketplace.
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