@vertigis/workflow-activities-utility-network NPM

This project contains activities for interacting with the ArcGIS Utility Network REST API in a VertiGIS Studio Workflow.

Requirements

VertiGIS Studio Workflow Versions

The Utility Network activities are designed to work with VertiGIS Studio Workflow versions 5.25.2 and above.

ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript Versions

The Utility Network activities depend on the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript version 4.25 or above to be present in the host application. For example:

VertiGIS Studio Web versions 5.22 and above.
ArcGIS Experience Builder versions 1.10 and above.

Usage

To use the Utility Network activities in VertiGIS Studio Workflow Designer you need to register an activity pack and then add the activities to a workflow.

Register the Utility Network activity pack

Sign in to ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS
Go to My Content
Select Add Item > An application
- Type: Web Mapping
- Purpose: Ready To Use
- API: JavaScript
- URL: The URL to this activity pack manifest
  - Use https://unpkg.com/@vertigis/workflow-activities-utility-network/activitypack.json for the latest version
  - Use https://unpkg.com/@vertigis/workflow-activities-utility-network@1.0.3/activitypack.json for a specific version
  - Use https://localhost:5000/activitypack.json for a local development version
- Title: Your desired title
- Tags: Must include geocortex-workflow-activity-pack
Reload VertiGIS Studio Workflow Designer
The Utility Network activities will now appear in the activity toolbox in an Utility Network category

Development

This project was bootstrapped with the VertiGIS Studio Workflow SDK. Before you can use your activity pack in the VertiGIS Studio Workflow Designer, you will need to register the activity pack.

Available Scripts

Inside the newly created project, you can run some built-in commands:

`npm run generate`

Interactively generate a new activity or form element.

`npm start`

Runs the project in development mode. Your activity pack will be available at http://localhost:5000/main.js. The HTTPS certificate of the development server is a self-signed certificate that web browsers will warn about. To work around this open https://localhost:5000/main.js in a web browser and allow the invalid certificate as an exception. For creating a locally-trusted HTTPS certificate see the Configuring a HTTPS Certificate section on the VertiGIS Studio Developer Center.