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--- wiki:workfloweditor [2019/06/20 16:41] – created stanislavsulc
+++ wiki:workfloweditor [2022/06/09 10:45] (current) – bp
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-  * [[https://github.com/mupif/workflowgenerator|MuPIF Workflow Generator]], which provides automatic class or execution Python code generation for given workflow structure.
+====== Workflow Editor and Code Generator ======
-  * [[https://github.com/mupif/workfloweditor|MuPIF Workflow Editor]], which is a graphical extension for MuPIF Workflow Generator to compose simulation workflows and generate the Python code easily. Installation instructions:<code>
+This tool is a graphical editor of a workflow structure, which can generate a Python code for the simulation. It is based on [[https://github.com/mupif/workflowgenerator|MuPIF Workflow Generator]], which provides the Python class or execution code generation.
+[[https://github.com/mupif/workfloweditor|MuPIF Workflow Editor]], is a graphical extension for MuPIF Workflow Generator to compose the simulation workflows, define the simulation parameters and generate the Python code easily.
+{{ :wiki:images:mwg_full.gif?nolink |}}
+How to install on Ubuntu:
+<code>
 apt-get install python3-pyqt5
 pip install termcolor
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 git clone https://github.com/mupif/workflowgenerator.git
 git clone https://github.com/mupif/workfloweditor.git
-</code> Alternatively, you can test it with Docker. The repository is [[https://hub.docker.com/r/stanislavsulc/mupif_workflow_editor|here]].
+</code>
+How to install on Windows:
+<code>
+pip install pyqt5
+pip install termcolor
+pip install mupif
+git clone https://github.com/mupif/workflowgenerator.git
+git clone https://github.com/mupif/workfloweditor.git
+</code>
+On both these operating systems you need to add the paths of workflowgenerator and workfloweditor to the system variable PYTHONPATH.
+Runnig the examples:
+<code>
+# An empty workflow
+python workfloweditor/workfloweditor/examples/example01_empty/example01.py
+# Thermo-Mechanical simulation
+# 1) A class workflow of the thermo-mechanical simulation.
+python workfloweditor/workfloweditor/examples/example02_tm_cantilever/main_class_code_generation.py
+# 2) An execution workflow using the thermo-mechanical class workflow from the line above together with export to VTK.
+python workfloweditor/workfloweditor/examples/example02_tm_cantilever/main_exec_code_generation.py
+</code>