Temporal

Framework
Temporal
Publisher
Jetify
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Temporal

Built with Devbox

Example devbox for testing and developing Temporal workflows using the Temporal CLI's development server and the Python Temporal SDK.

For more details, check out:

Starting Temporal

devbox run start-temporal

This will start an in-memory Temporal development server (temporal server start-dev) for testing.

  • You can view the WebUI at localhost:8233
  • By default, Temporal will listen for activities/requests on port 7233

Starting a Devbox Shell

devbox shell

This will activate a virtual environment and install the Temporal Python SDK.

Testing the Temporal Workflows

From inside your devbox shell

python hello/hello_activity.py

This should run the workflow against the development server and print Result: Hello, World!.

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