examples/aqua-examples/echo-greeter/aqua-scripts/echo_greeter.aqua

service OpString("op"):
    identity(s: string)

data EchoResult:
  echo: string

service EchoService:
  echo: []string -> []EchoResult

service GreetingService("service-id"):
    greeting: string, bool -> string

-- basic echo service: string array, return array of structs
func echo(names: []string, node: string, echo_service: string) -> []EchoResult:
  on node:
    EchoService echo_service
    res <- EchoService.echo(names)
  <- res

func greeting(name:string, greet:bool, node:string, greeting_service_id: string) -> string:
  on node:
    GreetingService greeting_service_id
    res <- GreetingService.greeting(name, greet)
  <- res



-- call echo service and and sequentailly call greeting service on each name
-- one service, on one node for all processing needs
func echo_greeting_seq(names: []string, greet: bool, node: string, echo_service_id: string,greeting_service_id: string) -> []string:
  res: *string
  on node:
    EchoService echo_service_id
    GreetingService greeting_service_id
    echo_names <- EchoService.echo(names)
    <- echo_names
    for result <- echo_names:
      res <- GreetingService.greeting(result.echo, greet)
  <- res


data NodeServicePair:
  node: string
  service_id: string


data EchoServiceInput:
  node: string
  service_id: string
  names: []string


-- call echo service
func echo_greeting_par(names: []string, greet: bool, echo_service: EchoServiceInput, greeting_services: []NodeServicePair) -> []string:
    res: *string
    on echo_service.node:
        EchoService echo_service.service_id
        echo_results <- EchoService.echo(names)

    for result <- echo_results par:
      for greeting_service <- greeting_services:
        GreetingService greeting_service.service_id
        on greeting_service.node:
          res_2 <- GreetingService.greeting(result.echo, greet)
          -- this is super annoying
        OpString.identity(res_2!2)
    <- res