lwluc / optimize-to-xes

Export raw data from Camunda Optimize and convert it to XES for Predictive Process Monitoring

Optimize to XES

Export raw data from Camunda Optimize and convert it to XES for Predictive Process Monitoring

Table of Contents

• ✨Features
  • 📤 Camunda Optimize to XES
  • 📊 XES - eXtensible Event Stream
  • 🚀🔜 Coming Soon... 🌟🎉👀
• 🚀 Getting Started
  • Configuring application.yaml

✨Features

📤 Camunda Optimize to XES

Here's the scoop on this project: It's your ticket to export your raw process data from Camunda Optimize using the mighty Data Export API. 🚀
🔍 For the smoothest experience, consider applying a filter to show only completed instances. 🌟 This helps streamline your view and focus on what's done! ✅🚀

Afterward, we work our magic to transform it into the fantastic world of XES. 🪄✨

📊 XES - eXtensible Event Stream

We rely on XES, which is like a superhero cape for event data! 🦸‍♂️ It's a widely recognized standard that helps us structure and store event data in a machine-friendly format. This format is a go-to choice for process mining, allowing us to save and share event logs effortlessly. It's like a treasure map for uncovering insights in the world of processes and workflows! 🗺️

For our Java-powered adventures, we especially use this OpenXES implementation. 🧑‍💻

🚀🔜 Coming Soon... 🌟🎉👀

🚀 Getting Started

Configuring application.yaml

To set up your configuration in application.yaml, follow these steps:

1. Include the Optimize base URL.
2. Specify the Raw Data Report ID.
3. Add the Client ID and Secret.
4. Optionally: Specify the base bath for the resulting XML(s).

Once you've completed these configurations, you'll be prepared to retrieve the data and convert it to XES format 🎉

To install all dependencies, run the following command:

$ ./mvnw install

To install and start the commandline runner, use the command below:

$ ./mvnw spring-boot:run