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pm4js

v0.0.38

Published

Process Mining for Javascript

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

pm4js-core

Process Mining for Javascript - Core Package

PM4Js is a library for process mining in Javascript. The execution is supported in modern browsers (Chrome, ...) and Node.JS

Install

Browser

Include the script dist/pm4js_latest.js in your web page to use the functionalities of PM4Js.

Node (package)

Install pm4js by doing npm install -g pm4js. Then, PM4Js can be used in Node by doing: require('pm4js').

Node (local installation)

Clone the Git project, and install the required packages by doing npm install. Then, PM4Js can be used in Node by doing: require('./init.js').

Documentation

Extensive documentation is available here. Some examples are included in the examples/html folder (HTML pages) and examples/node folder (Node.JS examples).

Features

The library currently offers the following set of features:

Support

Support is provided by mail at the following mail address: Alessandro Berti.