do-not-use-this-workflows-creator

An Angular Client to develop workflows using an intuitive statement based UI.

Installation

npm i do-not-use-this-workflows-creator

Usage

• Install the workflows-creator npm i do-not-use-this-workflows-creator

• Import the WorkflowBuilderModule in the required module -

    ...
    imports: [
        ...
        WorkflowBuilderModule,
        ...
    ],
  

• Use the component selector in your application -

  <workflow-builder
    [(state)]="state"
    [(diagram)]="diagram"
    (eventAdded)="elementClick($event)"
    (actionAdded)="elementClick($event)"
    (itemChanged)="valueChanges($event)"
  ></workflow-builder>
  

  • state is the initial state object
  • diagram is initial BPMN Diagram respectively.
  • eventAdded - this event fires whenever a new event is added in the workflow
  • actionAdded - this event fires whenever a new action is added in the workflow
  • itemChange - this event fires whenever a user input changes

Configurations

Nodes

• Each Statement is made up of nodes -

  • Events - Triggers or Checks that lead to an action
  • Action - Actually task performed by the workflow

• You can create your own nodes by extending the WorkflowNode class.

• To register this node for use, provide it to the BPMN_NODES token -

{provide: BPMN_NODES, useValue: CustomNode, multi: true},

Element

• Each Node is based on certain base elements like tasks, gateways, etc.
• You can create your own BPMN Elements by extending the BpmnElement class.
• You can also create any custom element by extending the WorkflowElement class(in case working with a non-BPMN workflow engine).
• To register this element for use, provide it to the BPMN_INPUTS token -

{provide: BPMN_ELEMENTS, useValue: CustomElement, multi: true},

Prompts

• Each Node also has some prompts or inputs from the users.
• You can create your own Prompt by extending the WorkflowPrompt class.
• To register this prompt for use, provide it to the token -

{provide: BPMN_INPUTS, useValue: CustomInput, multi: true},