[FEAT] Introduce 1st API for execution data #908
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csouchet
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Putting in draft to be able to fix failing e2e tests |
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Tests fixed, ready for review |
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This is the foundation API that allows to retrieve an Html Element related to a BPMN element.
It is very generic but allow to cover a lot of use cases.
Once the Html element is retrieved, the integration is able to apply interactive behaviour like
opening a call activity on click, display task information on mouse hover (start execution time, assigned from a given data, ....) and much more.
Example with a modified demo 99891e6
We load a diagram (xxx from the examples repository), no custom interaction is available
We enter a BPMN element id (of an
User Task),bpmn-visualizationprovides the corresponding Html element then the demo code registers a listener to open an alert when clicking on the element of the diagram