Bee-Up is an ADOxx-based hybrid modelling tool, encompassing five different modelling languages:

• BPMN - Business Process Model and Notation
• EPC - Event-driven Process Chains
• ER - Entity Relationship Diagrams
• UML - Unified Modeling Language
• Petri Nets

― https://bee-up.omilab.org/activities/bee-up/

This repository serves as an alternative installation approach for Bee-Up to simplify the already complicated installation process. Instead of a native application, you use your browser to create some fancy diagrams for your modelling class in university.

To get started with an automated installation, do the following:

1. Clone this repository
2. Then, run the installation script:
   • Linux/MacOS: Open a terminal inside the repository folder and run bash install.sh
   • Windows: Open a PowerShell inside the repository folder and run install.ps1
3. Follow the instructions printed by the script
4. Afterwards refer to Notes on Usage for some tips

If you wish to remove the components installed by the script, do the following:

• Linux/MacOS: Open a terminal inside the repository folder and run bash uninstall.sh
• Windows: Open a PowerShell inside the repository folder and run uninstall.ps1

For running .ps1 scripts check the PowerShell documentation.

The following tags are published to the GitHub Container Registry:

• The :latest tag refers to the latest stable container image
• Additionally each published image is tagged with the installed Bee-Up version (e. g. 1.7). Refer to the packages overview here for more info.

The container's HTTP port defaults to 8080.

Within the running container the following directories might be of interest for a manual setup:

The following run command can be used as an guide for a manual setup:

sudo docker run --name beeup \
    --restart unless-stopped \
    -d \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    -v beeup:/home/app/data \
    -v "$(pwd)/pdf":/home/app/pdf \
    ghcr.io/realk1ko/beeup:latest

• Turn on remote resizing for the best user experience. Click on the gear icon (options) on the left hand side and change the scaling mode.
• The installation script sets up a directory within the repository folder (./pdf) into which the PDF printed models are exported.
• The bundled standard attribute profiles (*.adl) should be imported automatically. If for some reason this import fails, you can find them in /home/app/adl inside the container.
• The installation script sets up a volume for the SQLite database named beeup. This volume is removed if the uninstall script is run. Make sure to properly backup in case of version upgrades!
• Upon first startup of a (persistent) container, the non-automated parts of the installation process will run. This includes the PDF printer setup, Wine initialization, Bee-Up license setup and (optionally) the Bee-Up database initialization.