opfab / operatorfabric-getting-started

Getting started with Operator Fabric

operatorfabric-getting-started

Getting started with Operator Fabric

See https://opfab.github.io/documentation/current/getting_started/ for details.

operatorfabric-getting-started's Issues

Implement data quality example

Reproduce data quality example as in operatorfabric-core

It should be added in the demo directory in a new process "DataQuality"

A script to send card shall be provided

Update getting started for release 4.2.0

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Bundles templates : problem of html encoding with handlebars

Related to issue #2501 of operatorfabric-core.
Check the bundles of the getting-started to be sure we don't have this problem.

Add user entities in the top right

Getting-started : update for feature "Always use perimeter when routing cards"

Update cypress test for getting started

Make cypress test for example 7 and example 8

remove existing custom menu and replace by a link to the opfab documentation

Implement crisis management use case as example

Create an example based on existing use-case in RTE related to crisis management

Upgrade getting started to version 4.3.0

Upgrade Getting started to release 4.1.0

Add access to activity area / notification configuration and day/nigth mode for all users

Add Use Case Demonstration to Getting Started Guide

The goal of this issue is to enhance the Getting Started guide by providing a demonstration of potential OperatorFabric use cases. This will be achieved by adding a new client/demo repository.

The client/demo repository will contain a script to load a demo configuration. The demo configuration will include:

• A real-time screen similar to the one in the OperatorFabric core.
• A process named "buildInUseCases" with built-in use cases:
  • Rich message
  • Question
  • Task
  • Message or question list

These use cases will be copies of the ones in OperatorFabric core, with each use case corresponding to a process state. For simplicity, all users should be authorized to access in READ/WRITE mode.

This implies to add the cards-reminder service in the installation

Additionally, the Getting Started documentation should be updated to include this new information.

This is the first step towards creating a demo environment. Future enhancements will include additional use cases.