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I'm working on a NestJS server that has opinionated workers in it that require specific custom headers for specific task types.
What I would like is the ability to add elements to the palette that are pre-configured service tasks where the necessary custom header keys are filled out, with some placeholder text for the values.
Then the user can choose, for example, an "Send Email" task, and drop it in the process, and it is a vanilla service task, but with the task type set to "email:send" (for example), and custom headers for "email:template", "email:address", and so forth.
Is such a thing possible at the moment using a plugin?
I guess adding them as a sub-menu or a tab on the existing palette would be the most extensible solution.
Happy to contribute code or hack on something if someone can point me in the right direction.
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What would make this next-level is the ability to validate the tasks against the schema, so that I could be told in the modeller: "Task of type email:send is missing a value for required custom header email:template"
Our use case is similar, we would like to define some kind of template/plugin that provides a preconfigured service taskSend Email with some custom UI elements like:
I'm working on a NestJS server that has opinionated workers in it that require specific custom headers for specific task types.
What I would like is the ability to add elements to the palette that are pre-configured service tasks where the necessary custom header keys are filled out, with some placeholder text for the values.
Then the user can choose, for example, an "Send Email" task, and drop it in the process, and it is a vanilla service task, but with the task type set to "email:send" (for example), and custom headers for "email:template", "email:address", and so forth.
Is such a thing possible at the moment using a plugin?
I guess adding them as a sub-menu or a tab on the existing palette would be the most extensible solution.
Happy to contribute code or hack on something if someone can point me in the right direction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: