# First we need to load a workflow, for demo purposes we have a workflow for testing java programs.
# This workflow is hardcoded into the application.
try load

# We have loaded the workflow with the given name and id.
# Lets list all the worflows in the system.
try list -w
# The workflow we create just now appears on this list

# Next step, is to create an instance from the workflow using the workflow id
# We specify the course and project and try directory path as instance variables
try create -w <workflow_id> --vars course_name=csci665 project_name=hw1.1 try_dir_path=~/.try

# We have created an instance with the above mentioned name and id
# Lets list all the worflow instances in the system.
try list -i
# The workflow instance we create just now appears on this list

# Next step, is to look at all the tasks that can be currently executed
# Using the instance_id from the previous step
try tasks -i <instance_id>
# We can see that the create_lab task can be executed

# Lets run the create lab task with the following parameters
try run -i <instance_id> -t <create_lab_task_id> --vars given_project_files=Given.java answer_project_files=Answer.java test_project_files=Test.java test_data_files=test1.csv;test2.csv

# Again we look at all the tasks that can be currently executed
try tasks -i <instance_id>
# We can see that the publish_lab task can be executed

# This task takes a markdown file, converts it to html and copies it to a directory
try run -i <instance_id> -t <publish_lab_task_id> --vars project_description_file_path=HW1-1.md

# Again we look at all the tasks that can be currently executed
try tasks -i <instance_id>
# We can see that the student_submission task can be executed
try run -i <instance_id> -t <student_submission_task_id> --vars answer_project_files=Answer.java

# We can run this task multiple times
try run -i <instance_id> -t <student_submission_task_id> --vars answer_project_files=Answer.java

# Again we look at all the tasks that can be currently executed
try tasks -i <instance_id>
# We can see that the aggregate_results task can be executed

# Lets execute this task
try run -i <instance_id> -t <aggregate_results_task_id>

# Again we look at all the tasks that can be currently executed
try tasks -i <instance_id>
# We can see that there are no currently available tasks
# We have executed all the tasks in the instance.