Interface: ChildWorkflowHandle<T>

workflow.ChildWorkflowHandle

A client side handle to a single Workflow instance. It can be used to signal, wait for completion, and cancel a Workflow execution.

Given the following Workflow definition:

export const incrementSignal = defineSignal('increment');
export async function counterWorkflow(initialValue: number): Promise<void>;

Start a new Workflow execution and get a handle for interacting with it:

// Start the Workflow with initialValue of 2.
const handle = await startWorkflow(counterWorkflow, { args: [2] });
await handle.signal(incrementSignal, 2);
await handle.result(); // throws WorkflowExecutionTerminatedError

Type parameters

Name	Type
T	extends Workflow

Hierarchy

• BaseWorkflowHandle<T>

  ↳ ChildWorkflowHandle

Properties

firstExecutionRunId

• Readonly firstExecutionRunId: string

The runId of the initial run of the bound Workflow

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workflowId

• Readonly workflowId: string

The workflowId of the current Workflow

Inherited from

BaseWorkflowHandle.workflowId

Methods

result

▸ result(): Promise<WorkflowResultType<T>>

Promise that resolves when Workflow execution completes

Returns

Promise<WorkflowResultType<T>>

Inherited from

BaseWorkflowHandle.result

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signal

▸ signal<Args, Name>(def, ...args): Promise<void>

Signal a running Workflow.

Type parameters

Name	Type
Args	extends any[] = []
Name	extends string = string

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
def	string | SignalDefinition<Args, Name>	a signal definition as returned from defineSignal
...args	Args	-

Returns

Promise<void>

Example

await handle.signal(incrementSignal, 3);

Inherited from

BaseWorkflowHandle.signal