About using imodel.js front-end to create and edit imodel #121
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hi, I want to learn the current method of using imodel.js front-end to create and edit imodels and synchronize them to the cloud. Because there is a demand now, new model elements need to be added to the existing imodel. Is there an effective way to achieve it using imodel.js-front-end? |
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Hi shenshengyi, Editing iModels involves pulling a briefcase (local copy of the iModel), making changes to it, and then pushing those changes back to the cloud - not too different than working with a distributed source control system like github. We have some unstable APIs for doing this kind of thing, but they are under active development as we put together a comprehensive framework for authoring applications. In the meanwhile, if you can be more specific about what you want to accomplish we can point you in the right direction and take into account your use cases as we develop the framework. Thanks, |
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Hi shenshengyi,
Editing iModels involves pulling a briefcase (local copy of the iModel), making changes to it, and then pushing those changes back to the cloud - not too different than working with a distributed source control system like github. We have some unstable APIs for doing this kind of thing, but they are under active development as we put together a comprehensive framework for authoring applications. In the meanwhile, if you can be more specific about what you want to accomplish we can point you in the right direction and take into account your use cases as we develop the framework.
Thanks,
Paul