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The Boxed Expression editor component provides the possibility to edit the decision logic for decisions and BKMs nodes
This editor provides the possibility to edit the expression related to a Decision Node, or to a Business Knowledge Model's function.
There you can access to the static deployed version of the showcase application for this editor. It will be manually updated as soon as new features will be added.
The main component is src/components/BoxedExpressionEditor/BoxedExpressionEditor.tsx
.
It represents the entry point for using the editor.
In the showcase
folder, there is a tiny React application, which represent the Proof Of Value about how it is possible to integrate the BoxedExpressionEditor
component inside another existing application.
Once the showcase application gets launched, you can see on the right side of the page the JSON that is actually produced for the corresponding selected logic type.
Such JSON represents the model data that must be adopted to initialize the BoxedExpressionEditor
component, by populating its props.
The retrieval of the updated expression is performed by making usage of global functions, belonging to beeApiWrapper
object, that must be available in the Window
namespace and used by the BoxedExpressionEditor
component.
All exposed function expected to exist, are defined in src/api/BoxedExpressionEditor.ts
.
Consider that the showcase app is able to display the most updated JSON representing an expression, because uses such APIs (please refer to showcase/src/index.tsx
).
In the main project (where the components actually live), it is possible to execute, from the root folder, the following scripts (pnpm
is recommended):
# Remove 'dist' folder (such script is automatically called when the build is executed)
pnpm prebuild
# Build a production-ready artifact to be deployed
pnpm build:prod
# Execute all tests
pnpm test
# Trigger static code analysis
pnpm lint
# Trigger type checking
pnpm type-check
# Perform all the three checks above (tests, lint and type checking)
pnpm quality-checks
In the showcase project, these scripts are available:
# Start a local server to see the 'BoxedExpressionEditor' in action
pnpm start
# Compiles a production ready showcase application
pnpm build
# Run cypress 'BoxedExpressionEditor' tests. To update the Cypress Snapshot files, used for the regression, remove the related png and rerun the tests to regenerate it.
pnpm test:it
FAQs
The Boxed Expression editor component provides the possibility to edit the decision logic for decisions and BKMs nodes
The npm package @kie-tools/boxed-expression-component receives a total of 37 weekly downloads. As such, @kie-tools/boxed-expression-component popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @kie-tools/boxed-expression-component demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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