ProcessMaker External Editor README
This is not an official editor.
I am not affiliated with ProcessMaker
Update PHP trigger and Dynaform JavaScript in Visual Studio Code.
Features
Retrieve project of a ProcessMaker and write to disk php triggers and Dynaforms JavaScript scripts.
Modified and saved script can be upload to ProcessMaker Server.
One simple command PMKR : Sync.
Extension Settings
Must be in user settings.
| Settings |
Example Value |
Description |
pmkr_workspace |
"workflow" |
ProcessMaker workspace, default is workflow |
pmkr_client_id |
"GVKFCISAMPLEVJHKBVKZNPHCZEEYL" |
ProcessMaker Client id |
pmkr_client_secret |
"35976236857SAMPLEaf7047158145" |
ProcessMaker Client secret |
pmkr_username |
"John_Doe" |
The username of a ProcessMaker user |
pmkr_userpassword |
"JDPassword" |
ProcessMaker user password |
pmkr_base_url |
"https://ProcessMaker.mycompagny.com" |
ProcessMaker url |
pmkr_api_ver |
"/api/1.0" |
ProcessMaker Api version, default is /api/1.0 |
pmkr_loc_workspace_path |
"/home/yourname/Documents/PMworkspace" |
Path to Local Folder |
How to
- Open Settings, search for pmkr
- Fill them
- In vscode open the folder you have define in
pmkr_loc_workspace_path
- Save a workspace named 'workflow' in the folder you have define in
pmkr_loc_workspace_path
- Call Command Sync, to download ProcessMaker Script to your local file system
- Once you have saved scripts, you can Sync again to upload scripts in ProcessMaker
- Tip 1 : You can now use Git.
- Tip 2 : You can now use snippet.
- Tip 3 : Enjoy !
What you cannot do
- Create Triggers, must be create in ProcessMakers
- Create Dynaform script, must be create in ProcessMakers
Requirements
- SuperAgent : npm install -g superagent
- fs-extra : npm install -g fs-extra
- mkdirp : npm install -g mkdirp
Known Issues
- Settings must be define in user settings
Release Notes
0.1.0
Initial release of ProcessMaker External Editor (BETA)
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