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This repository contains links to Flowset Tasklist resources and supporting configuration files for running Docker Compose as a local development option.

Using Docker Compose

The following Docker Compose files are provided:

  1. docker-compose.yaml which contains the Flowset Tasklist only. Note: This Docker Compose is suitable for cases when you need to connect to already running external BPM engines.

Running using Docker Compose

  1. Clone this repository
  2. Configure your first connection to the Camunda 7 engine in the .env file. Set values for the BPM_ENGINE_API_URL and BPM_ENGINE_TYPE variables. Example for the Camunda 7 running locally on port 8082 with enabled REST API: 
     BPM_ENGINE_API_URL=http://localhost:8082/engine-rest
 BPM_ENGINE_TYPE=CAMUNDA_7
    Note: Basic authentication should be enabled for the engine REST API and the list of users should be configured on the engine side.
  3. Configure the language which should be used to display Flowset Tasklist UI (by default, English is used): Example, for German language: 
     FLOWSET_TASKLIST_LOCALE=de
  4. Go to the docker-compose directory: 
    cd docker-compose
  5. Execute the following commands: Run Flowset Tasklist using the following command: 
      docker compose up -d
    To check container status: 
      docker container ls -f "name=flowset-tasklist-react-community"
  6. Open Flowset Tasklist in your browser using the link http://localhost.

Now you can deploy processes to the configured BPM engine and manage process instances running on this engine.

Additional configuration

You can explore the environment variables used by services in the .env file and change them to run locally if necessary.