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A single-page, vanilla-JS reader for browsing BPMN process landscapes. Structured like a data catalog, read-only, and designed for non-modellers to navigate collections of documented business processes.

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Process Hub

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Demo License: MIT

Caution

This is an unofficial demonstration prototype. Its functions and reconstructed process content are not production-ready and must not be treated as an authoritative process repository.

A read-only browser for navigating BPMN process landscapes without requiring users to work in a modelling tool.

Demo

Live demo: https://bbl-dres.github.io/process-hub/

Process Hub dashboard Process Hub BPMN diagram view

Features

  • Browse multiple process collections through a recursive catalogue tree.
  • Switch container views between a visual landscape and a sortable, filterable table.
  • Inspect BPMN diagrams or read their extracted process steps.
  • Open contextual process and element details in a resizable inspector.
  • Save comments locally in the browser and share deep links to selected BPMN elements.
  • Filter and group processes by owner or status.
  • Export collection data to Excel or PDF and download BPMN files individually or as a ZIP.

Run locally

The app fetches JSON and BPMN files, so serve the repository over HTTP:

python -m http.server 8000

Then open http://localhost:8000/.

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Acknowledgements

  • BUW-Prozessmodell supplied the source material for the BPMN files under assets/bpmn/.
  • BBL Immobilienmanagement process documentation provided the basis for the BBL collection.
  • data-catalog/prototype-sqlite provided adapted visual tokens and styles.

License

Licensed under the MIT License.

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