webgme-sysml
SysML implementation using WebGME as a library
Installation
Clone the repository
Install all dependency modules
npm install
Start the Mongo database manager
The MongoDB database manager must be
running before starting WebGME.
mongod --rest
Start WebGME
The following starts WebGME with the default configuration.
node app.js
alternatively...
npm start
Go to (http://127.0.0.1:9091) to access the user interface.
The following starts WebGME with a custom configuration.
Make sure you unset the environment variable afterwards.
Windows
set NODE_ENV=app && node app.js
alternatively...
set NODE_ENV=app && npm run app
Linux
env NODE_ENV=app && node app.js
alternatively...
env NODE_ENV=app && npm run app
(optional) Run the test example for a plugin.
npm run test
Environment Special Notes
Ubuntu
The node.js package dependencies can be installed with apt-get.
sudo apt-get install npm mongodb
The default command for node.js is not 'node'
unless you install the legacy package.
sudo apt-get install nodejs-legacy
Current Features
WebGME-SysML language definition
WebGME-SysML language and models are provided with domain-specific visualizations (decorator)
SysML modeling with WebGME-SysML language (under OMG specification v1.3+)
Diagrams supported:
- Block Definition Diagram
- Internal Block Diagram
- Package Diagram (WebGME-flavored)
- Parametric Diagram
- Requirement Diagram
- Use Case Diagram
- Sequence Diagram
(Check out WebGME-Domain-Tools for Activity Diagram and State Machine Diagram)
SysML diagrams exportable to Eclipse Papyrus:
- Internal Block Diagram
- Requirement Diagram
- Use Case Diagram
SysML diagrams importable from Eclipse Papyrus:
- Block Definition Diagram
- Internal Block Diagram
- Parametric Diagram
- Requirement Diagram
- Use Case Diagram
SysML diagram elements exportable to SysML specs (see Eclipse Papyrus uml file in project for schema)
- Block Definition Diagram
- Internal Block Diagram
- Parametric Diagram
- Requirement Diagram
- Use Case Diagram
- Elements from above diagrams within hierarchical packages are exportable
Limitations/TODOs
- Not all components in the OMG specs are modeled in WebGME-SysML. Please create an issue to recommend or report needed elements
- Only a set of elements from diagrams mentioned above are exportable to Eclipse
- Information regarding connections is exportable to Eclipse, but users will have to manually display the connections onto the diagrams
- WebGME-flavored Package Diagram can be created by adding and organizing different "Package" elements
- Sequence Diagram visualization is still in need of a different visualizer so that it should resemble more of a traditional Sequence Diagram; in current Sequence Diagram, in order to create events in different times, display the "ExecutionSpecification" in vertical order
- Current WebGME-SysML models are not exportable to other existing SysML editors