ot-to-angular-schema-form

Update to version 0.0.3

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Background

Working with OpenText to create workflow is awesome but if you require to create your own frontend to render the forms is a mess because every time something changes in OpenText it requires to change your frontend code too and it's not maintainable.

ot-to-angular-schema-form has been created to transform OpenText HTML in one format that can be used to generate forms easily.

ot-to-angular-schema-form can be used in two different ways:

• Request an url.
• Request a file in your filesystem.

When you execute ot-to-angular-schema-form you will get two files:

• schema.json -> contains a valid json schema.
• form.json -> contains a valid form object to be used in angular-schema-form.

See Usage for more details.

Usage

Install:

Use NPM:

As a CLI:

npm install ot-to-angular-schema-form -g

To use it inside a node application:

npm install ot-to-angular-schema-form --save-dev

Common usage

As a CLI:

When ot-to-angular-schema-form is executed as a command line it requires two arguments:

• Path to the HTML file. This path can be a filesystem path or a remote url.
• Physical path to one folder in your filesystem to store the form.json and the schema.json

ot-to-angular-schema-form path/to/your/file.html path/to/folder/to/store/form-and-schema

Inside a node application:

var otToAngularSchemaForm = require('ot-to-angular-schema-form');

otToAngularSchemaForm
    .parse('path/to/your/file.html') // This path can be a file in your filesystem or a remote url
    .then(function (data) {
        console.log(data.form);
        console.log(data.schema);
    });

License

ot-to-angular-schema-form is licensed under the ISC license.