Often it can be nice to define the layers that a stack will use externally of the code.
Something that I ended up doing for another project was to create a "workflow file" that would list the layers being used and their arguments. This is different from the json file for a stack in that it's quite simple and doesn't include a lot of the extra information that is included, making it easy for a user to create manually. For example:
{
"workflow_name": "Sample Workflow",
"layer_library": "layer_library",
"stack_library": "stack_library",
"input_file": "data/sample_input.json",
"output_file": "data/sample_output.json",
"layers":
[
{"layer_name": "do_nothing", "kwargs": []},
{"layer_name": "do_something", "kwargs": [("sample_arg","1")]},
{"layer_name": "do_something_else", "kwargs": [("another_arg",2)]},
]
}What are your thoughts on this?
Often it can be nice to define the layers that a stack will use externally of the code.
Something that I ended up doing for another project was to create a "workflow file" that would list the layers being used and their arguments. This is different from the json file for a stack in that it's quite simple and doesn't include a lot of the extra information that is included, making it easy for a user to create manually. For example:
{ "workflow_name": "Sample Workflow", "layer_library": "layer_library", "stack_library": "stack_library", "input_file": "data/sample_input.json", "output_file": "data/sample_output.json", "layers": [ {"layer_name": "do_nothing", "kwargs": []}, {"layer_name": "do_something", "kwargs": [("sample_arg","1")]}, {"layer_name": "do_something_else", "kwargs": [("another_arg",2)]}, ] }What are your thoughts on this?