Find Workflows

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Finds Workflows that match your criteria. The workflows->find method supports a fluent style where you can chain together your search criteria.

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You must have Find permissions to the Workflow in order to for this request to succeed.

Method Signature

find(Filter $filter = null, int $pageSize = null, string $pageToken = null): WorkflowsPage

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
`$filter`	`Filter`	The filter criteria to search by, or null to fetch all Workflows.
`$pageToken`	`string`	The token of the page to fetch
`$pageSize`	`int`	The number of Workflows to return per page

You can search for matches among the following attributes of the Where class.

Name	Type	Description
`text`	`string`	Fuzzy matches text attributes of a Workflow, including name and description.
`owner`	`string`	Search for Workflows owned by a specific team member. The email address of the owner of the Workflow must match exactly, apart from casing.
`category`	`string`	Find all Workflows in a specific category

Example

<?php

/*
 * This example demonstrates finding all Workflows of a particular category
 * and having a name that matches particular text.
 * This also demonstrates paging through results to collect all
 * matches into a single list.
 */

require_once(__DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php');

use Catalytic\SDK\CatalyticClient;
use Catalytic\SDK\Search\Where;

$catalytic = new CatalyticClient();

$where = (new Where())->category()->is('general')
  										->and()->text()->matches('PHP');
$results = $catalytic->workflows()->find($where);
$workflows = $results->getWorkflows();

// Loop through all the pages of results
while (!empty($results->getNextPageToken())) {
    $results = $catalytic->workflows()->find($where, $results->getNextPageToken());
    $workflows = array_merge($workflows, $results->getWorkflows());
}

Updated about 3 years ago