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/**
 * Map ArchiMate Subset
 * ---------------------
 * Analyzes the current Archi model and creates a new model (opened directly in
 * Archi's UI) containing a single "ArchiMate Subset" view showing:
 *
 *   - One node per distinct element type (including specializations), labelled
 *     "TypeName (count)" or "TypeName [Specialization] (count)"
 *   - One connection per distinct (sourceType, relType, targetType) triple,
 *     labelled with the count of matching relationships

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/**
 * Wrap Label
 *
 * Adds (or updates) a word-wrap label expression on every selected element or relationship.
 *
 * Behaviour:
 *  - Asks for the desired character-wrap width (default: 20).
 *  - For each selected object, inspects any existing labelExpression:
 *      • No expression         → wraps ${name}
 *      • Already wrapped       → updates the wrap width only

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/**
 * Distribute Elements
 *
 * Distributes selected diagram elements in the active Archi view either
 * horizontally or vertically with equal spacing between them.
 *
 * Usage: Select 2+ elements in a view, then run the script.
 */

(function () {

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/*
 * Add consecutive ID to selection
 * (c) 2025 Timo Laine www.timoroso.com
 */
 
console.log("Add consecutive ID to selection");

var propName = window.prompt("To which property do you want to add a consecutive ID for selected elements or relations? (leave empty to cancel)?", "");

if (propName) {

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/*
 * Color relations by property value
 * 
 * Requires jArchi - https://www.archimatetool.com/blog/2018/07/02/jarchi/
 *
 * Original script (c) 2022 Steven Mileham
 * Modifications to support relationship colorization (c) 2025 Timo Laine
 *
 */
var debug = false;

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/*
 * Mapify
 * Author: Timo Laine (timoroso.com)
 * Arranges selected elements alphabetically into a neat grid.
 * The number of columns is user configurable.
 */

// Get Archi's Preference Store
const archiPrefs = Java.type('com.archimatetool.editor.ArchiPlugin').PREFERENCES;

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/*
 * Information flows between applications
 *
 * This script is under construction!
 *
 * This script provides a list of information flows between application components.
 * It is based strictly on the relationships found in the model and is therefore
 * independent of views. In case more attributes for the flows are needed, they can be
 * added easily (IntegrationPlatform is provided as an example).
 *

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/*
 * 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