00:00Here someone was asking about how to get access to a workflow through API.
00:12That's achievable, but you'll need to do something.
00:15I'll tell you what you'll need to do.
00:17Firstly, you'll need to build a server on your PC that will listen to your requests
00:21which will come from your API.
00:23I'll also embed this code.
00:25You'll need to also install a Python and with additional library of flaws.
00:29After installing it, when you run this code that's run a server on your PC, it will run
00:34while you doesn't stop it.
00:36Here is the URL for start your workflow and below, here is the URL for stop your workflow.
00:42That's the endpoint of your API.
00:44First endpoint will start your workflow and second endpoint will stop your workflow.
00:48I'll tell you how to connect your workflow with this API when you go in your Atoma workflow
00:54which you want to connect with your API.
00:57You'll need to copy workflow ID, go in more button, copy workflow ID, paste here at the
01:02end of start API and now you'll need to also make a workflow where you'll make a workflow
01:08with a stop workflow, also copy its ID, paste in a stop endpoint of your API.
01:13Now it's an API which can be accessible with the help of endpoint, Atoma and a stop.
01:18I request for start of workflow is working fine as we are expecting and you can also
01:23run a endpoint stop your workflow.
01:25There's a make sense to how to access your workflow just with the help of API.
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