Moltaro.Workflow.Engine

Allocates stable Board DSL identifiers without deriving identity from editable display metadata.

Creates a deterministic identifier unused by this Board, including case-insensitive migrated keys.

Global Workflow Definition metadata limits and normalization, independent of persistence.

Maximum length of a mutable integration key.

Maximum display name length.

Maximum optional description length.

Maximum caller-supplied idempotency key length.

Returns the case-insensitive uniqueness key. The stable identity is the Definition Id.

Trims optional metadata and represents blank values as null.

Returns the invalid metadata field, or null when all values are admissible.

The business object type processed by a Workflow Definition.

An instance of one standalone Entity Definition.

An item belonging to one Board, independently of its target definition.

Stable definition identities; no runtime object or Board status is selected here.

Pure Subject shape, identity and revision-lock rules.

Normalizes optional identities without resolving external resources.

Returns the first invalid request field. An unconfigured Subject is valid before a revision.

Compares normalized Subject identities, independently of display names or availability.

A permanent revision lock permits metadata edits only when the Subject is unchanged.

Base of the three explicit user-response admission modes.

Subject resource whose current responsibility assignment is tested.

The Subject Entity Instance.

The Subject Board Item.

The current status of the Subject Board Item.

Admission by a current responsibility assignment; it is not a user or role identifier.

Creates the single-reference form.

Creates the any-of form; the selection is captured as an immutable snapshot.

Exact Subject resource scope.

Stable responsibility definition key in that resource scope.

Any selected definition may grant admission. Null selects the single-reference syntax; empty is incomplete.

A selected responsibility definition and its exact Subject resource.

Combines complete inherited permission decisions.

All selected permissions must allow the response.

At least one selected permission must allow the response.

One inherited resource permission and, when applicable, its exact transition selector.

Admission by a nonempty selection from the Subject-specific permission catalog.

Snapshots the selected permission references.

All or Any, without altering the mandatory future resource View gate.

Unique exact permission references. Empty is unfinished and cannot be published.

Admission by the Subject's existing Boolean Security DSL profile.

Security expression compiled by the owning application security service.

A node whose Boolean condition uses the shared Context binding and evaluation rules.

Condition text; null only in an unfinished Draft.

The shared observation group and optional visit deadline of event-driven nodes.

Flat group of typed observations; null only in an unfinished Draft.

Optional positive duration measured from the original visit entry.

Node followed when processing finds the deadline passed.

Chooses True or False from one actor-independent Boolean condition over current persisted data.

Shared Context condition text; null only in an unfinished Draft. The application binds it to the Subject.

Node followed when the condition is true.

Node followed when the condition is false or its business result is NULL.

Waits for Any or All observations to receive new matching events, or follows Timeout at the fixed visit deadline.

Flat group of typed observations; null only in an unfinished Draft.

Positive time from visit entry to the Timeout deadline.

Node followed after the observation group is satisfied.

Node followed when processing finds the deadline passed.

Observes before checking a condition, then rechecks after each matching event group in one visit.

Node followed when the condition evaluates to valid TRUE.

Whether any observation or every observation must receive a matching change.

Continue after any observation receives a matching event.

Continue after every observation receives a matching event.

The terminal kind of a related observation path.

A single related record.

A terminal collection of related records.

The semantic changes of a related object or collection.

A singleton link was set, replaced or cleared.

A record joined or left the selected collection.

A selected record's data, lifecycle or configured context facts changed.

One named observation; the key is stable across authoring edits.

A flat group of independently durable observations.

Completion rule for the group.

Ordered observations; nested groups are not supported.

How the observed resources are selected.

The process Subject itself.

Explicit Entity record or Board Item identities.

A singleton Reference chain, optionally ending in one collection, from the process context.

Resource kinds that may be selected as explicit identities.

An Entity record; the definition id is its Entity Definition.

A Board Item; the definition id is its Board.

Resource event categories a source may observe.

The resource was created.

The resource was updated.

The resource was archived.

The resource was restored from archive.

The resource was deleted.

A Board or Workflow fact of the resource changed; requires a facet and its exact selector.

The context facet of a ContextChanged event.

Board facts; selected by the exact Board id.

Published facts of another Workflow Definition; selected by its exact id.

One explicitly selected resource: its kind, owning Entity Definition or Board, and object id.

Shared event-source settings. Only the fields of the selected may be present: identities for Identities, one path and typed Changes for Path. Direct sources use event categories; a facet requires ContextChanged and the selector of exactly that facet. Missing values are allowed in a Draft and rejected at publication.

Snapshots collections independently of their sources.

Selected source mode; null only in an unfinished Draft.

Distinct explicit resources; only for Identities.

One related path, with at most five singleton References and one terminal collection; only for Path.

Reserved source-filter field; typed observations reject non-null values. Put business conditions in If.

Distinct raw event categories, only for Subject and Identities.

Context facet of ContextChanged events.

Exact Board of the Boards facet.

Exact Workflow Definition of the Workflow facet; never the executing Definition.

Typed relationship changes, only for a related path.

Authored visual data, independent of process semantics and editor frameworks.

Snapshots optional node presentation data and the authored viewport.

Presentation data keyed by an existing document-local node identity.

Optional authored pan and scale. Viewing never writes this value.

Visual data for a node; it contains no execution or transition state.

Optional explicit input anchors. Absent metadata means one left-centered input named in, except on Start.

Presentation keyed by the semantic output identity (to or a User Input choice key).

Clockwise node sides. Offsets run left-to-right on horizontal sides and top-to-bottom on vertical sides.

Top edge.

Right edge.

Bottom edge.

Left edge.

A node anchor with a finite relative offset between zero and one.

How a connected output is drawn on the canvas; it never changes the transition itself.

A routed line from the output to its destination input.

A short link at the output, labelled with its destination, instead of a routed line.

Visual geometry for one existing semantic output, never a second transition definition.

Input identity on the semantic destination. Null selects the standard input named in.

Line by default. A link has no route, so it cannot carry waypoints, and requires a connected output.

Ordered authored canvas points; empty means automatic routing. Calculated routes are never persisted.

Finite coordinates in the document's canvas coordinate space.

Finite canvas translation and a finite positive scale.

Explicit units of an authored fixed delay.

Seconds.

Minutes.

Hours.

Days.

A fixed duration; missing parts are permitted only in an unfinished Draft.

Describes a durable wait for future execution, followed by one transition.

Positive fixed duration, or an unfinished assignment.

Next document-local node identity.

Severity of a future authored developer-log message.

Detailed tracing.

Debug diagnostics.

Informational message.

Warning.

Error.

Critical error.

Describes a context-aware developer-log message template and one subsequent transition.

Rule-template text with brace-delimited context expressions. The application validates paths against the Subject; Engine stores the authored text.

Message severity, required for publication.

Next document-local node identity.

One named response within a User Input node.

A lightweight user decision with ordered alternatives and one shared admission rule.

Snapshots choices independently of their source collection.

Optional explanation shown with the future user decision.

Ordered alternatives, uniquely keyed within this node.

Shared response admission rule. Null is unfinished, never unrestricted.

The root from which one frozen Board movement selection is resolved.

The Subject Entity or the Subject's exact Board Item, including Itself.

The explicitly typed external Entity target of a Board Item Subject.

One explicitly selected Board Item, independent of the Subject.

Typed selection authored for a Move on Board action; metadata and access are admitted by the host.

Maximum source collection members before projection or deduplication.

Selected root; null only in an unfinished Draft.

One Board for every selected item; never an all-items query.

Explicit item identity; only for FixedBoardItem.

Admitted external Entity type; only for BoardTarget.

Context catalog paths, with at most five singleton references and one inverse collection.

Moves a frozen selection through normal Board rules using the trusted System executor.

Selection pinned by the host before the first effect.

Required destination in the selected Board.

Optional restriction on each item's actual status; null allows any source.

Output taken when every item moved or already occupied the destination, including an empty collection.

Output taken when any selection or item was refused; earlier item commits remain effective.

Shared structural admission for node documents and live action selection editors.

Checks action settings without requiring graph output targets, for save and live authoring.

Validates supplied values in Drafts, and requires complete settings for publication.

One authored output of a node: its stable key, the authored choice title when it has one, the target node and the document path of that target. Single-output nodes use the key to.

The only node-to-output rule, shared by validation, Designer geometry, execution and presentation.

Key of the single continuation of Start, Delay and DevLog.

If output taken by a true condition.

If output taken by a false or NULL condition.

Wait Event output taken by one matching event.

Wait Until output taken by a valid true condition.

Wait Event output taken at the deadline.

Move on Board output when every frozen entry succeeded.

Move on Board output when any frozen entry was refused.

Outputs in document order. User Input yields one output per present choice, including choices whose key is still invalid, so validation can report their paths; End yields none.

An authored process graph, independent of revision identity and execution state.

Snapshots the supplied nodes. Validate the document before serializing or storing it.

Document format version, not the owning revision number.

Identity of the dedicated Start node.

Document-local node identities and their typed definitions.

Optional authored visual data; it never defines process behavior.

Creates the initial process document: Start transitions directly to End.

Creates Start and End with the owning Definition's explicit current default outcome.

Base of supported authored nodes. New capabilities add explicit node types.

Optional display name of the step, shown by the designer, instance history, collaboration activity and runtime views instead of the technical key. User Input requires it for publication as the decision title.

Automatic entry with one unconditional outgoing transition.

Creates a Start node targeting a document-local node identity.

Identity of the next node, or null for an unfinished Draft.

Normal terminal node with no outgoing transition.

Creates a terminal with an explicit Definition outcome key, or an unfinished null assignment.

Exact Definition-scoped outcome key; null is allowed only in Drafts.

A stable document validation code and authored path, with optional one-based YAML location.

Zero-based UTF-16 start within the authored expression at , when the compiler located it.

Exclusive zero-based UTF-16 end within that expression, present together with .

Pure structural and publication checks for the supported authored graph.

Checks structure and local references required to save a Draft; incomplete graphs are allowed.

Checks Definition-scoped references against the explicitly supplied set of exact outcome keys.

Rejects disabled outcomes at publication without invalidating saved or published history.

Checks authored node keys on save and publish. Keys become visit keys, fact paths and SQL literals, so they stay short ASCII identifiers. Stored revisions are parsed without this check and remain executable.

Checks required settings, connectivity and paths to End. Applications additionally resolve outcomes and admission references.

Save checks of one event-source settings value at its document path, shared by documents and editors.

Publication requirements of one event-source settings value at its document path.

A validated document or diagnostics. Invalid input never produces a partial model.

YAML representation of the supported domain model; no execution or persistence dependencies.

Serializes a valid typed document. Invalid models raise an argument exception.

Parses one document strictly and applies the same semantic rules as C# authoring.

Stable semantic category of a Definition outcome.

The process completed successfully.

The process completed with a business failure.

The process was intentionally canceled.

Pure outcome metadata and history-protection rules.

Initial default key assigned when creating a Definition.

Whether the integration key can change.

Whether the semantic category can change.

Whether an outcome can be removed from its Definition.

Rejects unknown semantic categories.

Authored revision lifecycle. Only Active is selected for future starts.

Unpublished revision; several may coexist.

The single currently published revision.

A retained revision superseded by another publication.

Pure revision metadata and lifecycle decisions.

Maximum description length.

Whether the description is nonblank and within its trimmed limit.

Whether the actor may publish an unpublished draft with an available Subject.

Whether deletion is allowed; publication provenance remains authoritative even for inconsistent status.

Only never-published Draft content may change, including authored visual data.

Technical process lifecycle, independent of its business outcome.

An unfinished process, including durable waits.

A process completed through an End node with a business outcome.

A process stopped without a business outcome.

An unfinished process requiring recovery or cancellation; blocks another start.

An explicitly paused unfinished process; retains its preceding Running or Faulted state.

State of one visit to a graph node.

The visit is ready or executing.

The visit has a durable wait.

The visit finished successfully.

The visit was stopped.

The visit has an unresolved technical error.

Durable command lifecycle, independent of the process lifecycle.

Eligible at its available instant.

Owned by a worker lease.

Applied successfully, including synchronous command receipts.

Technical attempts exhausted; administrative recovery is required.

Durably considered without applying an action.

Operations understood by the runtime command protocol.

Receipt of an explicit start.

Receipt of an exact User Input visit response.

Receipt of administrative cancellation.

Receipt of administrative recovery.

Execute or resume one exact visit.

Evaluate one Definition candidate fixed by event intake.

Immutable intake receipt fixing the event's candidate set.

Apply Subject archive or deletion to unfinished processes.

Receipt of administrative suspension.

Receipt of restoring the state preceding suspension.

Wake the Wait Event visits observing one exact resource after its event, one bounded page per attempt.

Durable wake-up condition for a waiting node visit.

No pending wait.

Wait until the stored UTC deadline.

Wait for user input.

Wait for a matching observed event until the stored UTC deadline.

Identifies the installed public Workflow engine assembly.