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Miranum Modeler

Model your BPMN 2.0 diagrams right in your IDE

Miranum Modeler is one part of our Integrated Development Environment (Miranum-IDE). It's a Visual Studio Code (VS Code) plugin you can find in the official marketplace.

The plugin targets the creation of Camunda Platform 7 compatible BPMN diagrams and enhance them with technical attributes. It uses the Open Source Projects bpmn-js and VS Code to make the life of an BPM Developer a little easier.

Features

Model your BPMN 2.0 diagram

  1. Open a .bpmn file inside VS Code
  2. Start modeling your own process
  3. Use drag-and-drop or the append menu by selecting a BPMN element to create your BPMN diagram

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Use element templates

  1. Create a new folder

    Note: The folder must be next to the .bpmn file and must be named element-templates.

  2. Place a new element template inside the new created folder
  3. Assign the element template to a BPMN element by using the menu on the right side
    text-editor-btn
  4. Configure your diagram with the newly added values

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Use the integrated text editor for quick fixes

  1. Click the button on the navigation bar in the top right corner
    text-editor-btn
  2. This will open the text editor besides the BPMN editor
  3. Now you can search or make changes directly in the text file
  4. Changes are synchronized with the BPMN editor

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Debugging

Use the integrated token-simulation plugin

  1. Switch to the token simulation
    token-sim-on
  2. Start simulating your process.

    Note: Not every BPMN element is supported

  3. This will give you a good first impression if your process is executable
  4. Switch back to the editor to modify your process
    token-sim-off

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See logging information for errors

  1. Click the button on the navigation bar in the top right corner
    text-editor-btn
  2. This will open the build in Logger underneath the editor
  3. You can scroll through the messages to find errors

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