Invoke workflows via the SDK

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Changelog

• Refactor _makeRequest to accept an optional baseURL argument, so that it can target URLs other than the API
• Implement invokeWorkflow to make a request to the HTTP interface of a workflow

WHY

To support authenticated workflow invocations via the SDK.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced an optional baseURL property in request options for enhanced flexibility in URL construction.
  • Added a new method to the ServerClient class for invoking workflows via HTTP POST requests, expanding interaction capabilities with external workflows.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new optional baseURL property to the RequestOptions interface, enhancing request URL flexibility. The _makeRequest method now utilizes this property instead of a hardcoded baseURL. Additionally, a new invokeWorkflow method is added to the ServerClient class, allowing users to send HTTP POST requests to invoke workflows with a specified URL and body. These modifications expand the configurability of requests and the functionality of the ServerClient class.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
packages/sdk/src/server/index.ts	- Added baseURL?: string to RequestOptions interface.
	- Introduced async invokeWorkflow(url: string, opts: RequestOptions = {}): Promise<unknown> method in ServerClient class.

Possibly related PRs

• Abstract OAuth implementation in the SDK #13983: This PR modifies the ServerClient class in the same index.ts file and introduces new methods related to authorization, which may interact with the new invokeWorkflow method added in the main PR.

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strategic-app

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• dylburger

Poem

In the code where requests do play,
A new baseURL comes to stay.
With workflows now at your command,
Just send a POST, it’s all so grand!
Hopping through changes, we cheer and sway,
For flexibility brightens our day! 🐇✨

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