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The goal of this first step is to familiarize yourself with implementing actions and effects from scratch. The specifications of the workflow are available bellow.

Orders management - Specifications
If you are not familiar with the specifications, you can refer to the specification documentation.

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Starting the development

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Requirements

To generate a workflow, you’ll need to have the following tools installed: Install yarn if you don’t have it already: 
npm install --global yarn

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Setup the project

Clone the repository and open it in Vim your favorite IDE.

Orders management - Repository

 Create a new branch for your changes: 
git checkout -b feature/<your-name>-step-1
Now, you’ll need to install the dependencies: 
yarn install

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Generating the workflow

While developing, you’ll be generating in the staging environment. To generate the workflow, you’ll need to export the SU_PASSWORD environment variable in your terminal (or directly in your .<bash | zsh>rc file). 
export SU_PASSWORD=<provided-password>
You can ask the password of the staging environment to your colleagues. Update the YOUR_NAME variable in the .env.local-to-staging file with your name. Also, remove the “REPLACE_ME_AFTER_FIRST_GENERATION” from the WORKFLOWS variable and put an empty string. To generate the workflow, run the following command: 
yarn generate:local-to-staging
When generating for the first time a workflow, you will create a new ID. This ID will be displayed in the console. Copy this ID and use it to update the WORKFLOWS variable in the .env.local-to-staging file. You’ll need to run the generation command again for it to be fully functional.
That’s it! You’ve generated your first workflow 🚀 Check it in the staging environment at https://trace.staging.stratumn.com/workflowoverview/your_workflow_id