Yes, you can have a separate Streamlit app that interacts with GitHub and posts information or triggers actions in your main workflow orchestration app. Here's a high-level overview of how you can achieve this:
Create a Streamlit app for GitHub interaction:
This app should use GitHub APIs or libraries (e.g., PyGitHub) to perform actions like accepting pull requests, posting comments, or triggering workflows.
Define a communication mechanism between the GitHub interaction app and your main workflow orchestration app:
You can use inter-process communication (IPC) mechanisms, REST APIs, or message queues to facilitate communication between these apps.
In your main workflow orchestration app:
Add an option or button that allows users to trigger the GitHub interaction app.
When the user triggers it, your main app should communicate with the GitHub interaction app to perform the desired actions.
Handle the GitHub interaction in the dedicated app:
In your GitHub interaction app, handle the GitHub-related tasks and responses.
You can use the Streamlit st functions to display information or results back to the user.
Ensure proper authentication and access control:
Implement authentication and authorization mechanisms to ensure that your GitHub interaction app can access and modify GitHub repositories securely.
By following this structure, you can maintain separation of concerns and modularity in your application while enabling specific interactions with GitHub. Users can trigger these interactions when needed as part of your larger workflow orchestration process.
Yes, you can have a separate Streamlit app that interacts with GitHub and posts information or triggers actions in your main workflow orchestration app. Here's a high-level overview of how you can achieve this:
Create a Streamlit app for GitHub interaction:
Define a communication mechanism between the GitHub interaction app and your main workflow orchestration app:
In your main workflow orchestration app:
Handle the GitHub interaction in the dedicated app:
stfunctions to display information or results back to the user.Ensure proper authentication and access control:
By following this structure, you can maintain separation of concerns and modularity in your application while enabling specific interactions with GitHub. Users can trigger these interactions when needed as part of your larger workflow orchestration process.