fix wotkflowDispatcher clear callback in stated-workflow.js

cisco-open · Feb 7, 2024 · df990fd · df990fd
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diff --git a/src/workflow/StatedWorkflow.js b/src/workflow/StatedWorkflow.js
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ export class StatedWorkflow {
                 "publish": this.publish.bind(this),
                 "recover": this.recover.bind(this),
                 "logFunctionInvocation": this.logFunctionInvocation.bind(this),
-                //"workflow": StatedWorkflow.workflow.bind(this)
+                "workflow": this.workflow.bind(this)
             }
         };
         this.templateProcessor = new TemplateProcessor(template, context);

diff --git a/stated-workflow.js b/stated-workflow.js
@@ -6,10 +6,13 @@ import {WorkflowDispatcher} from "./src/workflow/WorkflowDispatcher.js";
 (async () => {
     //starts a single-user REPL session in its own dedicated process therefore replacing
     //the static DEFAULT_FUNCTIONS won't have side effects
-    const {templateProcessor:tp} = await StatedWorkflow.newWorkflow()
+    const statedWorkflow = await StatedWorkflow.newWorkflow()
+    const {templateProcessor:tp} = statedWorkflow;
     const repl = new StatedREPL(tp);
     // FIXME: This is a workaround and probably should better be set in StatedWorkflow.newWorkflow()
-    repl.cliCore.onInit = WorkflowDispatcher.clear;
+
+    statedWorkflow.workflowDispatcher = new WorkflowDispatcher({});
+    repl.cliCore.onInit = statedWorkflow.workflowDispatcher.clear;
     // TODO: stop the subscriber
     // TODO:
     await repl.initialize();