ThomasRohde

/*
Author: Thomas Klok Rohde
Description: Selection sensitive menu system for curated scripts
History: 
    October 2, 2022	: Created with base set of scripts
*/

console.show();
console.clear();

smileham

/*
 * HeatMap by Property Value
 * 
 * Requires jArchi - https://www.archimatetool.com/blog/2018/07/02/jarchi/
 * 
 * Version 1: Set colour to red, amber or green based on value of given property.
 * Version 2: Pull out all Properties used in Elements in view, present all possible values of that Property to assign RAG colours
 * Version 3: Error handling and key generation
 * Version 4: Updated for dynamic colour selection and support for more than 3 colours
 * Version 5: If there are less than 5 values, buttons are used instead of the menu.

christhearchitect

/*
 * This script attemps to import a draw.io (aka diagrams.net) diagram into an Archi model by 
 * empirically mapping the observable attributes of the XML elements exported from draw.io to Archimate
 * elements and relationships. Please note that this mapping is fragile, because draw.io doesn't seem 
 * to generate the XML attributes in a very consistent way; also, we must unfortunately use element color
 * as a key differentiator, to compensate for the lack of usable archimate information in the XML file. 
 * All of this means that minor changes in the draw.io XML format can break the mapping...
 * Notes:
 * -- To generate the draw.io file, export it as an *uncompressed* XML file.
 * -- When running the script, make sure you have set the current model to import it in (e.g. by selecting a view in the model)

FrancoisCoudeville

/****************************************
 * Step by Step JArchi script examples  *
 * v0.1                                 *
 * Francois Coudeville                  *
 * May 2021  #jArchi                           *
 * #Beginner #Guide #Tutorial #Example  *
 ****************************************/

//---------
// 1 Utils 

rchevallier

//@ts-check
/**
 * Test of a dialog box in jarchi, SWT style
 */


/**
 * @typedef {any} JavaClass
 * @typedef {Object<string, function>} JavaObject
 */

imjasonh

* {
    font-size: 12pt;
    font-family: monospace;
    font-weight: normal;
    font-style: normal;
    text-decoration: none;
    color: black;
    cursor: default;
}