Checking status of AWS Data Pipeline using Go SDK

Situation: I have 2 data pipelines that run on-demand. Pipeline B cannot run until Pipeline A has completed. I'm trying to automate running both pipelines in a single script/program but I'm unsure how to do all of this in Go.

I have some Go code that activates a data pipeline:

func awsActivatePipeline(pipelineID, region string) (*datapipeline.ActivatePipelineOutput, error) {
	svc := datapipeline.New(session.New(&aws.Config{Region: aws.String(region)}))
	input := &datapipeline.ActivatePipelineInput{
		PipelineId: aws.String(pipelineID),
	}
	result, err := svc.ActivatePipeline(input)
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Println("error activating pipeline: ", err)
	}
	fmt.Println(result)
	return result, nil
}

After activating, I want to be able to monitor that pipeline and determine when it's finished so that I can run a second pipeline. Similar to the list-runs CLI command but I'm not sure what the corresponding Go function would be.

$ aws datapipeline list-runs --region us-west-2 --pipeline-id df-EXAMPLE
       Name                                                Scheduled Start      Status                 
       ID                                                  Started              Ended              
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   1.  EC2ResourceObj                                      2017-09-12T17:49:55  FINISHED               
       @EC2ResourceObj_2017-09-12T17:49:55                 2017-09-12T17:49:58  2017-09-12T17:56:52

   2.  Installation                                        2017-09-12T17:49:55  FINISHED               
       @Installation_@ShellCommandActivityObj_2017-09-12T  2017-09-12T17:49:57  2017-09-12T17:54:09

   3.  S3OutputLocation                                    2017-09-12T17:49:55  FINISHED               
       @S3OutputLocation_2017-09-12T17:49:55               2017-09-12T17:49:58  2017-09-12T17:54:50

   4.  ShellCommandActivityObj                             2017-09-12T17:49:55  FINISHED               
       @ShellCommandActivityObj_2017-09-12T17:49:55        2017-09-12T17:49:57  2017-09-12T17:54:49

So once all actions are marked 'FINISHED', I want to activate my second pipeline. What's the best way to accomplish this?

FYI in case anyone else comes across this, this is how I resolved this:

Golang AWS API call to describe objects/actions of a data pipeline, returns true if all objects are finished

    func awsDescribeObjects(pipelineID, region string, objects []string) bool {
var r Object
var s []string
var f bool
svc := datapipeline.New(session.New(&aws.Config{Region: aws.String(region)}))
input := &datapipeline.DescribeObjectsInput{
PipelineId: aws.String(pipelineID),
ObjectIds:  aws.StringSlice(objects),
}
result, err := svc.DescribeObjects(input)
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("error describing pipeline objects: ", err)
f = false
return f
}
//fmt.Println("original result: ", result)
result2 := re.ReplaceAllString(result.String(), `"$1"$2`) //add "" around keys
result3 := re1.ReplaceAllString(result2, `$3$2`)          //remove key and string/ref value from fields struct
result4 := strings.Replace(result3, "@", "", -1)          //remove @ from keys and values
result5 := re2.ReplaceAllString(result4, `$1$3$5$7$9`)    //remove "" from timestamps
result6 := re3.ReplaceAllString(result5, `$1,`)           // remove {} from fields struct
json.Unmarshal([]byte(result6), &r)
// fmt.Printf("R: %+v\n", r)
p := r.PipelineObjects
// fmt.Printf("P: %+v\n", p)
for i := range p {
for m := range p[i].Fields {
fmt.Printf("%v STATUS: %v\n", p[i].Name, p[i].Fields[m].Status)
s = append(s, p[i].Fields[m].Status)
if p[i].Fields[m].Status != "FINISHED" {
f = false
} else {
f = true
}
}
// fmt.Println("bool: ", f)
}
return f
}

my main go function

    func main() {
if *action == "describe" {
obj := strings.Split(*object, ",")
for i := 0; i <= 20; i++ {
f := awsDescribeObjects(*pipeline, *region, obj)
fmt.Printf("%v - Status Check %v - Finished?: %v\n", time.Now(), i, f)
if f == true {
fmt.Println("FINISHED describing pipeline complete")
break
}
time.Sleep(5 * time.Minute)
if i == 20 {
fmt.Println("TIME OUT - describe pipeline timed out, max time reached")
os.Exit(1)
}
}
}
}

Shell script with go executable:

#PIPELINE 1
echo "Starting Pipeline 1..."
echo ./runpipeline.linux -region $REGION1 -pipeline-id $PIPELINEID1 -action activate
echo sleep 1m
echo ./runpipeline.linux -region $REGION1 -pipeline-id $PIPELINEID1 -action describe -object ShellCommandActivityObj
echo "Pipeline 1 complete"
#PIPELINE 2
echo "Starting Pipeline 2..."
echo ./runpipeline.linux -region $REGION2 -pipeline-id $PIPELINEID2 -action activate
echo sleep 1m
echo ./runpipeline.linux -region $REGION2 -pipeline-id $PIPELINEID2 -action describe -object ShellCommandActivityObj,CliActivity
echo "Pipeline 2 complete"
echo "FINISHED"