0.1.0

This is the first public release of the BPMN Visualization R package. It lets you display a BPMN diagram and add overlays on the BPMN elements of the diagram.

Thanks to all the contributors of this release 🌈: @csouchet and @tbouffard

See milestone 0.1.0 to get the list of issues covered by this release.

Highlights

BPMN Diagram and overlays

Once you have retreived the content of the a BPMN Diagram, you can display it for instance in the RStudio preview. In the following example, we use overlays to display the execution frequency on BPMN elements.

Shiny applications integration

It is easy to use the BPMN Visualization R package in a Shiny Application.

The basic usage is currently documented in the README file of the GitHub repository.
More documentation will be created in future versions.

What's Changed

🚀 Improvements

• [FEAT] Update API to display BPMN Elements with Overlays (#27) @csouchet
• [FEAT] Display a BPMN diagram (#26) @csouchet

🐛 Bug Fixes

• [FIX] Manage adding overlays referencing an unknown bpmn element (#46) @tbouffard
• [FIX] Fix the error when there is no overlay (#38) @csouchet

📝 Documentation

• [DOC] Improve project description and README (#39) @csouchet
• [DOC] Document the release process (#41) @csouchet
• [DOC] Add hero image in the README (#45) @tbouffard
• [DOC] Explain how to integrate in Shiny Applications (#42) @tbouffard
• [DOC] Explain where the BPMN diagram examples come from (#36) @tbouffard
• [DOC] Update ReadMe & add Contributing guide (#1) @csouchet

👻 Maintenance

• [INFRA] Add license header in source files (#37) @tbouffard
• [INFRA] Setup release-drafter for release notes inialization (#31) @tbouffard
• [INFRA] Add GitHub workflow to check the package (#25) @tbouffard
• [FEAT] Initialize the project (#21) @csouchet