This adds space-tool and lasso-tool as required modules to the BPMN
palette. That in term ensures that users can simply reuse the palette
without further configuration.
This commit adds a straight layouting strategy for message flows.
Other than that it makes sure connection attachments are being
remembered during reconnection / shape move.
Closes#249Closes#179
This commit adds the ability to model participants from the palette.
* Empty diagrams can be used as a start for participant _AND_ process diagram
* Process diagrams can be converted to collaboration diagrams by dropping
a participant onto them
Closes#128
This fixes a bug where updating the id property of an element
was not propagated to the diagram. Thus, retrieving the element
based on the new id from diagram-js did not work.
Closes#238
This simplifies the ways we work with replacements.
Instead of monkey-patching the original replace functionality we
* create the business object / target object
* pass it to replace
A simple way that works well with our existing infrastructure.
Other changes:
* fixes redo / undo issues.
* splits context-pad + replace
Closes#180
This temporarily disallows connections from and to the same element
because it rendered the connection unusable..
This change can be reverted once proper auto layout for circular connections is implemented.
Closes#176
It is now possible to add bendpoints to flows or drag bendpoints to
update their position / trigger reconnects.
Upon bendpoint move a rule is checked to figure out whether or not a
bendpoint operation is allowed or not.
Closes#123Closes#138Closes#139Closes#165
This adds the modeling#updateProperties(element, props) method to the
modeler that can be used to set BPMN 2.0 properties on elements.
By assigning the properties this way, the modeler is aware of the
elements that got changed and can update / redraw the elements
accordingly.
This hooks up with the modelers undo/redo chain, too.
Related to #167
This commit updates the default direct editing behavior.
It activates on non-touch environments only and only on embedded
labels, too.
This provides a way smoother modeling experience.
This commit ensures we correctly detect and import
Data*Associations and Associations.
It aligns logging across the import components, too, being slightly more
verbose and helpful.
Related to #112
This commit puts all import related stuff into the import module.
The core module remains as an entry point to require the basic modules
needed by bpmn-js. At the time this is { import, draw }.
This commit improves the label handling by
* showing the label only if it exists
* updating the status accordingly
* positioning the label correctly on import
Related to #113
This commit moves the navigation features from bpmn-js to diagram-js so
that they can be reused in other modeling / viewer tools.
Related to #124
BREAKING CHANGE:
Navigation features have been moved to diagram-js. If you use them in
custom bundles, update their location accordingly:
bpmn-js/lib/features/movecanvas -> diagram-js/lib/navigation/movecanvas
bpmn-js/lib/features/zoomscroll -> diagram-js/lib/navigation/zoomscroll
bpmn-js/lib/features/touch -> diagram-js/lib/navigation/touch
This commit replaces the test helper #bootstrapBpmnJS with either
This ensures we can have different Modeler/Viewer specific bootstrap
code being called based on whether we test modeling or viewing only
features.
This commit cleans up reminders of the node-js test suite removal
by removing the test/node folder.
The test structure has been aligned by moving all tests from
* test/spec/browser to test/spec
* test/spec/integration to test/integration
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Ricardo Matias
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