Optimize to XES

Export raw data from Camunda Optimize and convert it to XES for Predictive Process Monitoring

Table of Contents

• ✨Features
  • 📤 Camunda Optimize to XES
  • 📊 XES - eXtensible Event Stream
  • 🚀🔜 Coming Soon... 🌟🎉👀
• 🚀 Getting Started
  • Configuring application.yaml

✨Features

📤 Camunda Optimize to XES

Here's the scoop on this project: It's your ticket to export your raw process data from Camunda Optimize using the mighty Data Export API. 🚀
🔍 For the smoothest experience, consider applying a filter to show only completed instances. 🌟 This helps streamline your view and focus on what's done! ✅🚀

Afterward, we work our magic to transform it into the fantastic world of XES. 🪄✨

📊 XES - eXtensible Event Stream

We rely on XES, which is like a superhero cape for event data! 🦸‍♂️ It's a widely recognized standard that helps us structure and store event data in a machine-friendly format. This format is a go-to choice for process mining, allowing us to save and share event logs effortlessly. It's like a treasure map for uncovering insights in the world of processes and workflows! 🗺️

For our Java-powered adventures, we especially use this OpenXES implementation. 🧑‍💻

🚀🔜 Coming Soon... 🌟🎉👀

🚀 Getting Started

Configuring application.yaml

To set up your configuration in application.yaml, follow these steps:

1. Include the Optimize base URL.
2. Specify the Raw Data Report ID.
3. Add the Client ID and Secret.
4. Optionally: Specify the base bath for the resulting XML(s).

Once you've completed these configurations, you'll be prepared to retrieve the data and convert it to XES format 🎉

To install all dependencies, run the following command:

$ ./mvnw install

To install and start the commandline runner, use the command below:

$ ./mvnw spring-boot:run