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
Bundling must be done by users of the library in some way anyway.
All those that do not bundle it will use the bower version.
Removing the bundle function to keep the build slim.
This adds id logging + validation to the Modeler. As a result the
modeler will throw hard exeptions on colliding id mappings and may
generated unique ids.
Related to bpmn-io/bpmn-js#92
This commit uses exposify to perform a quick replace on web dependency
require() statements before browserify can process them.
This way we access our external dependencies (jquery, lodash, snapsvg,
sax) via window globals in a standalone bower bundle.
Closes#63
This commit removes the build dependency on brfs by inlining the bpmn-js
logo directly into the source code.
Because of that users have an easier time integrating the library.
The project logo now properly embeds in the Viewer and links to bpmn.io.
This way, we are able to ship it as part of a bpmn-js bundle.
In addition to that change this commit upgrades to the latest diagram-js
release, too which adds support for Diagram#destroy().
Closes#15
This commit removes the bpmn model specific parts that have been
outsourced to the project bpmn-io/bpmn-moddle.
In addition it removes BPMN 2.0 diagrams that were crafted
especially for tests of that functionality.
Closes#25
This commit updates many common project dependencies.
In addition, it adds support for done(err) in karma-jasmine, by updating
to a snapshot version of the library.
Nico Rehwaldt
jdotzki
Nico Rehwaldt