Helper Functions¶
Several helpers ship with langgraph_func
to simplify graph composition and management.
AzureFunctionInvoker
¶
AzureFunctionInvoker
invokes another Azure Function that exposes a graph, building the payload from the current state. It handles errors automatically by raising RuntimeError
.
Usage Example¶
from langgraph_func.graph_helpers.call_subgraph import AzureFunctionInvoker, FunctionKeySpec
from your_project.settings import settings
subgraph_invoker = AzureFunctionInvoker(
function_path="test/graphA",
base_url=settings.function_base_url,
input_field_map={"input_text": "text"},
output_field_map={"updates": "child_update"},
auth_key=FunctionKeySpec.INTERNAL,
)
This helper allows any published graph endpoint to be seamlessly reused as a subgraph.
skip_if_locked
¶
Decorate a node with skip_if_locked("node_name")
to conditionally skip execution based on your state. Ensure your state includes a locked_nodes
list. If the node’s name is present in locked_nodes
, the function returns an empty dictionary, and the graph execution continues without running that node.
Usage Example¶
from langgraph_func.decorators import skip_if_locked
from langgraph_func.graph_helpers.call_subgraph import AzureFunctionInvoker, FunctionKeySpec
from your_project.settings import settings
education_agent_invoker = AzureFunctionInvoker(
function_path="education_agent",
base_url=settings.function_base_url,
input_field_map={"vacancy_text": "vacancy_text"},
auth_key=FunctionKeySpec.INTERNAL,
)
@skip_if_locked("education_agent")
def subgraph_wrapper_education(state: MergedState) -> dict:
return education_agent_invoker(state)