Flow Editor Layout
When you create a Flow within a project through the Control Panel, it means that you have allocated system resources specifically for this flow. When you double-click on any Flow in the panel, you enter the flow's details. The flow screen is as follows:
The Palette is on the left of the editor and lists of the nodes that are available to use in flows. You can add these nodes to the flow by dragging them from the left panel to the editor. Then, when you double-click on them, you can configure the inside of each node from the panel that opens.
This is the Flow working environment. All nodes can be moved, connected, and deleted.
Each node's internal settings must be configured. For example, if you are going to use the HTTP Request node, you must introduce configurations related to the http request, such as url and http method, to the node. You can think of this as the internal parameters of each function. To configure a node, you can double-click on the node or click on the configuration icon. Improperly configured nodes will not work properly even if they are properly connected.
When you finish your flow and decide to run it, you need to activate the Execute switch. If there is any error in the flow, the system will warn you and will not execute the flow.
A flow starts working when it is executed. When you make changes to a flow with your teammates, you need to put the flow in Live mode so that this change does not affect the flow that is currently running. In Live mode, the flow will appear live as it is currently being worked on. When you put it in View mode, you will see the flow as you last executed it. This creates an isolation barrier and easy tracking between the flow you are working on and the flow that is already running.
It allows you to export the flow as json or import a json file as a flow.
It allows you to make visual settings for the flow screen. You can set the edge type, theme and similar features here.