running_jobs: Queue Job for an App
In alterryx: An 'API' Client for the 'Alteryx' Gallery

Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples

Each app has a set of questions that require an answer in order to be run. The answers to the app questions are formatted using build_answers. To see the required questions for an app use get_app_questions.

Use queue_job to queue a job for an app. A job is a single run of an app run according to the answers submitted.

queue_job(app, answers, priority = "low", track_job = FALSE,
  sleep = 10, timeout = 3600, gallery = get_gallery())

build_answers(name_value, ...)

`app`	A single `alteryx_app` returned from `get_app`
`answers`	Answers to required `app` questions created using `build_answers`
`priority`	Assign a priority level to jobs to control which jobs are run by each worker, or to reserve specific workers for higher priority requests. When running a workflow, users (if enabled by the Server Admin) can select a priority level of 'low', 'medium', 'high', or 'critical' to ensure certain jobs always take priority over others. If multiple jobs are queued, jobs run in priority order starting with the highest priority.
`track_job`	If `TRUE` this function will not return a value until the job completes on Alteryx Gallery
`sleep`	Amount of time to wait between job polls. Ignored if `track_job = FALSE`
`timeout`	Maximum amount of time to track job. Ignored if `track_job = FALSE`
`gallery`	URL for your Alteryx Gallery
`name_value`	`list` containing an app question name and value pair
`...`	Additional `name_value` pairs

An alteryx job with status "Queued"

Use get_app to find apps to queue.

Once a job has been queued, use get_job to poll the job and check its status.

## Not run: 
first_question <- list(name = "a", value = "1")
second_question <- list(name = "b", value = "2")
answers <- build_answers(first_question, second_question)

new_job <- queue_job(app, answers)

## End(Not run)