This project is a utility tool for dynamically generating Common Domain Model^TM (CDM) objects using a visual UI builder which can then be reviewed.

The tool provides functionality for navigating the CDM^TM starting at a root type and traversing its nodes (attributes) to build up an object visually in the user interface.

The version of the CDM^TM used is fixed at build time in the model file ./ui/src/app/modules/builder/services/builder-api.model.ts.

The Common Domain Model^TM is a registered trademark of FINOS. For more information please visit https://cdm.finos.org/

To start the web-based user interface locally, navigate to the ./ui folder and run

npm ci
npm start 

A use case for the Object Builder is the selection of Eligible Collateral Schedules.

There is an npm command that is set up to update to the latest model vesion. The command assumes that mvn and java are installed.

Steps:

1. Run the command cd ui && npm run update-model
2. Check the file ui/src/app/modules/builder/services/builder-api.model.ts is updated.
3. Create a PR, Review and Merge.

To update the version of the model used by this tool execute the Java utility.

Steps:

1. Update the finos.cdm.version property in the pom.xml file to match the version of the cdm
2. Update the rosetta.dsl.version property in the pom.xml to the DSL version used in the CDM (See pom.xml in the cdm project to get the correct version)
3. Build the set up tool using mvn

cd setup
mvn clean install

4. Run the executable jar file - this will update the builder-api.model.ts file to support the given cdm version.

java -jar target/object-builder-0.0.0.master.jar ../ui/src/app/modules/builder/services/builder-api.model.ts org.finos.cdm cdm-java

5. Commit the builder-api.model.ts file in a new PR.

Example:

For any questions, bugs or feature requests please open an issue For anything else please send an email to help@finos.org.

To submit a contribution:

1. Fork it (https://github.com/finos/cdm-object-builder/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/fooBar)
3. Read our contribution guidelines and Community Code of Conduct
4. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some fooBar')
5. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)
6. Create a new Pull Request

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