📄️ Flows in Ductape
In Ductape, a product is a collection of features, with each feature representing a distinct functionality. Features are designed as a sequence of actions and events executed in a specific order to fulfill a defined task, making Ductape highly adaptable for complex workflows.
📄️ Defining Inputs
Feature inputs in Ductape allow you to define and enforce validation rules for data that flows into a feature. Expected in JSON format, these inputs enable you to specify data types and apply constraints like minimum and maximum length, ensuring data consistency and reliability.
🗃️ Sequencing Events
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📄️ Defining Output
In Ductape, defining the output structure of a feature is essential for specifying the expected result or data format produced by a feature's execution. Outputs in Ductape can dynamically reference values generated during the feature's event sequence, using a specific notation to retrieve values from inputs and previous events in the sequence.