bim+ websdk is a javascript wrapper around the bim+ api
https://doc.allplan.com/display/bimpluspublic/Bimplus+Web+SDK+Reference
Open up a normal command line (admin is not needed) and go to the websdk folder
npm install
(whenever package.json has changed, you might to do this again)
Library building process is using UMD (Universal Module Definition) output format so it's compatible with both cjs and amd module formats. The same library can be use in the client or on the server. Build process is using babel so it's possible to use new ES2015 code in source codes.
Library can be build in several ways as a dev or prod version. To run a dev build with source maps run:
npm run build
To build a prod version - uglified, minified run:
npm run build-prod
Pulish new release to npm (Hint: Before doing this npm login needs to be done and the package version adjusted) :
npm run npm-publish
Check content of npm package (result is bimplus-renderer@(version).tar.gz)
npm run npm-pack
goto your websdk folder
npm link
goto your application folder which uses the websdk
npm link bimplus-websdk
Do you changes in the websdk and build
npm run build
or
npm run build-prod
Your app will automatically get the changes done in the renderer
After developing it might be wise to unlink: goto your websdk folder
npm unlink
goto your application folder which uses the websdk
npm unlink bimplus-websdk
npm install
With every build output is copied also to the test folder. To run the unit tests go to the test subfolder and run :
npm install
npm run test
For more information see README.md inside the test folder
Bimplus WebSDK uses npm documentation plugin for easy documentation generation. To generate a documentation please install documentation plugin via npm :
npm install -g documentation
To create documentation in html format go to your websdk folder and run :
npm run build-doc
Documentation output will be in websdk/documentation folder
To create documentation in markdown format go to your websdk folder and run :
npm run build-docMd
Documentation output will be in websdk/documentation/Bimplus_WebSDK_doc.md file.
To create a markdown suitable for Confluence run script:
npm run build-docConf
This script will convert generated markdown into Confluence format. See console output for converted file name.
Content of the confluence file can be inserted into Confluence page :
- start confluence page editation mode
- choose Insert more content / {} Markup option from toolbar
- in popup window choose to Insert Markdown format
- copy content of the converted confluence markdown file into the field in Confluence
- save it (Please note that page links doesn't work in page preview mode)