nfigay

/*
 * Archi Relationship Array Builder script
 */

console.log("Archi Relationship Array Builder");

var ArchiMateObjects=["Resource","Capability", "Value_Stream","Course_Of_Action","Business_Actor","Business_Role", "Business_Collaboration", "Business_Interface", "Business_Process", "Business_Function", "Business_Interaction", "Business_Event", "Business_Service", "Business_Object", "Contract", "Representation", "Product", "Application_Component", "Application_Collaboration", "Application_Interface", "Application_Function", "Application_Interaction", "Application_Process", "Application_Event","Application_Service", "Data_Object", "Node", "Device", "System_Software","Technology_Collaboration", "Technology_Interface", "Path","Communication_Network", "Technology_Function", "Technology_Process", "Technology_Interaction", "Technology_Event", "Technology_Service", "Artifact", "Equipment", "Facility", "Distribution_Network", "Material", "Stakeholder", "Driver", "Assessment", "Goal", "Outcome", "Principle", "Requirem

nfigay

/*
 * ArchiMate Model export as OWL2 file
 * Author: Nicolas Figay 2021
 * Version: 0.1
 * This script creates a vis.js graph
*/
 
console.log("Export to Ontology Web Language");
load(__DIR__ + "lib/archimate.js");

nfigay

/*
 * View export as Vis.js 
 * Author: Nicolas Figay 2021
 * Version: 0.1
 * This script creates a vis.js graph
*/

var ArchiMateRelationArcs =
["arrows:{to:    {enabled:false,type:'arrow'},\
          from:  {enabled:false,type:'arrow'}},\

trischbeck

/* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

Script Name: colorAssessments
Purpose:     Color all assessment elements in the model according to a given property.
             Dependening on this property's value the color is set on a red-yellow-green scale.
             default values: property_name = "bewertung"; min_value = -10 (weak); max_value = 10 (strong)

Thomas Rischbeck, rischbeck@itmc.ch, (C) ITMC 2021

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * */

trischbeck

/* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

Script Name: exportToExcelCSV
Purpose:     Export all elements from the current model (including their properties) to a CSV file which
             can be opened in Excel. This also works for special characters and for German locale. 
             Export uses latin encoding and replaces some characters so that Excel can directly open the CSV 
             (double-click).
             
             This works in conjunction with smileham's importFromCSV to reimport changes (but doesn't require PapaParse),
             see https://gist.github.com/smileham/1e57a5946235e780dee5a824f664aa3d

FrancoisCoudeville

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

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

timolaine

/*
 * WARNING The script modifies the view by adding note elements.
 * This script takes the elements selected by the user and lists elements related to them
 * under them as notes. This is useful when for example:
 *  - communicating with stakeholders who don't know the meaning of ArchiMate relations
 *  - the relations are complex
 *  - all the relations are not visible in any single views
 *  - the relations are not visible in any view
 *  - the elements are related through more than one relation, for example a business
 *    service might be related to an application component via a business process

stefjoosten

/* Merge all equal name-type elements.ajs
 * Situation: Archi can make an element show up in different views. The relationships to and from that element in all these views are attached to the same element.
 * Problem: If I accidentally make a copy of an element (e.g. by copying a view from one model to another), multiple elements may arise that have the same type and name.
 *          Such copies do not share relations, which violates an important benefit of Archi.
 * Solution: This Archi-script ensures that all elements that share type and name are one and the same element. This will not affect any of your views. Executing this script is idempotent.
 * Impact: after running this script
 *    - you will see that double occurrences in your elements list (in the "Models"-pane of Archi) are gone;
 *    - the information of all double occurrences has been accumulated in the remaining one without losing any information;
 *    - you will also see that the properties of the merged elements are all included in the re

stefjoosten

/* Show duplication.ajs
 * Situation: Archi can make an element show up in different views. The relationships to and from that element in all these views are attached to the same element.
 * Problem: If I accidentally make a copy of an element (e.g. by copying a view from one model to another), multiple elements may arise that have the same type and name.
 *          Such copies do not share relations, which violates an important benefit of Archi.
 * Solution: This Archi-script signals the situation, so you can fix it if you want.
 * (c) 2020 by Stef Joosten
 */
 
var debug = true;
debug ? console.show():true;

nfigay

/*
 * Creation of Transversal Folder Structure script
 * Author: Nicolas Figay 2020
 * Version: 0.1
 * This #jarchi script - from a text describing a table of content or a hierarchy - creates a folder structure for 
 *  each ArchiMate layer and for views
 * In addition, a grouping is created per hierarchy element 
 */

console.log("Creation of Transversal Folder Structure script");