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Camundala — a new Way to develop Camunda BPMNs.

Using the BPMN-Power of Camunda and the Type safety of Scala to develop BPMN Processes with a nice DSL.

Why Camundala

Domain Driven
Typesafe
Code Completion
Composable on any Granularity
Automatic Testing included
100% BPMN / Camunda compatible

I gave a talk at Camunda Camunda Summit 2022, check it out: Domain Driven Process Development

State of the Project

This project is now divided in two Github Project:

https://github.com/pme123/camundala (this Repo)
- Some features that are ready to be used in your Project.
https://github.com/pme123/camundala-dsl
- Testing new Features and Ideas.

So the first release is all about:

Domain Driven Process Development

More infos will follow.

Examples

In this project you find two examples that uses the Features.

Development

Update Dependencies

Use https://github.com/kitlangton/given

Releasing

Just run amm ./publish-release.sc VERSION.

Local publish

sbt publishLocal

Documentation

We use mdoc to verify the documentation and laika to generate the htmls.

Run mdoc: sbt "docs/mdoc --watch" And laika: sbt "~docs/laikaPreview" Check the result in http://localhost:4242

pme123 / camundala 1.30.25