dromara/liteflow

Features

• Business Rule Engines - Provides a rule engine for defining and managing complex business processes and decision workflows through reusable logic components.
• Rule Execution Nodes - Implements business logic by breaking it into isolated atomic nodes for sequential or parallel processing.
• Component-Based Rule Engines - Defines business logic through a chain of reusable components and a custom orchestration language.
• Application Hot Reloading - Updates running application logic instantly without manual restarts to maintain stability during high traffic.
• Hot Module Replacement - Enables updating active execution logic in real-time by replacing rule definitions without requiring a system restart.
• Sync-Async Flow Controls - Controls the logic flow through a mix of synchronous and asynchronous execution paths.
• Business Process Orchestration - Defines sequences of reusable components using a structured data language to manage complex business process workflows.
• Rule Logic Hot-Deployment - Allows rule definitions and execution logic to be updated in real time without restarting the application.
• Runtime Rule Reloads - Applies updated rule sets to the running engine instantly without stopping the active process.
• DSL-Based Integration Logics - Uses a structured data language to map logic paths and define execution sequences via a DSL.
• External Script Execution - Embeds external scripting languages into business rules to allow flexible logic changes without recompiling the core application.
• Multi-Language Script Execution - Executes various scripting languages from external sources to define flexible logic within a component-based workflow.
• Asynchronous Execution Managers - Manages non-blocking asynchronous pipelines and complex task sequences using nested rules and fault-tolerant execution.
• Asynchronous Task Orchestrators - Manages complex sequences of synchronous and asynchronous tasks using an architectural pattern of non-blocking event loops.
• Asynchronous Workflow Orchestrators - Provides a system for coordinating multiple simultaneous background processes and aggregating results through nested orchestration.
• DSL Workflow Orchestrators - Maps logic paths to reusable software components using a structured data language.
• Dynamic Rule Engines - Provides a dynamic rule engine that evaluates custom logic at runtime without requiring source code recompilation.
• Hybrid Workflow Executions - Runs synchronous and asynchronous tasks together using nested rules and multi-language scripts.
• AI Agent Orchestrators - Coordinates reasoning agents within workflows to handle multi-turn conversations and tool-based tasks.
• AI Agent Integrations - Integrates AI agents into business rule chains as executable nodes alongside standard logic components.
• External Script Integration - Executes logic using external scripts that call internal methods and reference shared instances.
• Execution Context Isolation - Maintains separate data environments for each workflow instance to prevent state leakage during concurrent execution.
• Embedded Scripting Languages - Embeds multiple external scripting languages into business rules to allow logic changes without recompiling the core application.
• Scripting Languages - Uses multiple external scripting languages within rules to define flexible logic without recompiling code.
• Script Execution Bridges - Bridges internal methods to various language runtimes to execute external script fragments within the workflow.
• Mixed Synchronous and Asynchronous Dispatch - Combines synchronous and asynchronous communication patterns and multi-language scripts within a single transactional workflow.
• Remote Rule Loaders - Retrieves orchestration rule configurations from remote object storage buckets or distributed configuration centers.

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