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Extends bpmn-to-code with two new output languages delivered via the web module. - Add TYPESCRIPT and GO to OutputLanguage enum - TypeScriptProcessApiBuilder: generates a single exported const object with `as const` / `as const satisfies Record<string, T>` annotations per group, matching the Kotlin access pattern (ProcessApi.Elements.X) - TypeScriptSharedTypesBuilder: generates 5 individual interface files (BpmnTimer, BpmnError, BpmnEscalation, BpmnFlow, BpmnRelations) in a types/ sub-directory - GoProcessApiBuilder: generates package-level const block for process/engine ID and anonymous struct vars per group (Elements, Timers, etc.), giving the `package.Elements.X` access pattern; uses SCREAMING_SNAKE→PascalCase conversion for exported Go field names - GoSharedTypesBuilder: generates a single bpmn_types.go file in the types sub-package containing all 5 struct types - Register both builder pairs in CodeGenerationAdapter - Add TypeScript and Go options to the web frontend language dropdown and syntax-highlight map - Add fixture-based tests for all 4 builders https://claude.ai/code/session_01MSGu2Y3YgZHEMqWa6wdFeM
Add second test to GoProcessApiBuilderTest and TypeScriptProcessApiBuilderTest using a MergedBpmnModel with escalations, mirroring the existing Kotlin/Java pattern. Fixes JaCoCo coverage violations on EscalationsWriter and VariantsWriter inner classes.
- OutputLanguage: add experimental flag (true for TYPESCRIPT and GO) - index.html: add TypeScript & Go options to language dropdown, hero badge - docs/configuration.md: add TS/Go rows with experimental warning - README: drop "JVM projects" from tagline - kotlin.md: rule against top-level functions in files that define classes - styles.css: sync tab-switcher styles from main
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Introduce a ProcessApi interface covering the full object shape so generated files use a single 'as const satisfies ProcessApi' instead of repeating as const / satisfies on every section. Also adds blank lines between sections and expands Flows/Relations entries to multi-line format.
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Closing for now. Until further requests. However proofs that it could work. Even though println seems kind of unprofessional. And knowingly it will only support web module - as long as it's Java based |
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Extends bpmn-to-code with two new output languages delivered via the web module.
as const/as const satisfies Record<string, T>annotations per group, matching the Kotlin access pattern (ProcessApi.Elements.X)package.Elements.Xaccess pattern; uses SCREAMING_SNAKE→PascalCase conversion for exported Go field nameshttps://claude.ai/code/session_01MSGu2Y3YgZHEMqWa6wdFeM