Task App - Assignee Task Overview Query
Assignee Task Overview Query
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Select the Use Case Type Query (Q)
- After selecting an aggregate, click the Use Case Query API (Q)
- Your cursor turns into the Q icon
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Place the Query API
- Click on the Plan to place the Query API
- The Query API Use Case will then appear on the Plan
Query API Use Case placed on the Plan
Use Case Sub Menu
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Select the added Query API (Q) Use Case
- Click the added Query API (Q) Use Case.
Query API with open sub elements view
Add Source Readmodel
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Open the Use Case menu
- Click the Use Case menu icon on left side.
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Add 'task overview' Source Readmodel
- Select the 'task overview' Source Readmodel and press the add button.
Query API with 'task overview' Readmodel
API Request
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Change the API Request name
- Click the name input of the Readmodel.
- Type in 'assignee task overview'.
- Click next to the input to save the new name.
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Add 'assignee id' property
- Click the plus icon on the right.
- Type 'assignee id' in the name input.
- Select 'uuid' in the type dropdown.
- Click the ✓ to save the property.
API Request with changed name
Readmodel
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Change the Query Name of the Readmodel
- Click the query name input of the Readmodel.
- Type in 'get tasks by assignee id'.
- Click next to the input to save the new name.
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Set the Query Result Amount operation
- Set the option 'many' as Query Result Amount.
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Add the Condition
- Click the plus button next to 'conditions' of the Readmodel on the right of the 'task overview' Readmodel
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Select the Value Target
- Select the property 'assignee id'.
The Value Target is a property of the Readmodel schema.
The Value Target provides the property name of the query WHERE condition.
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Value Source type
- Keep the default Value Source type 'Schema'.
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Select the Value Source
- Select 'assignee task overview.assignee id'.
- Click the ✓ to save the Condition.
The Value Source provides the property value of the query WHERE condition.
Readmodel with query name, result amount and condition
Set Query Overview Ready
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Select query task overview Use Case
- Click the query task overview Use Case.
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Open the Use Case menu
- Click the Use Case menu icon on left side.
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Set generation status to ready
- Set the generation status from 'planned' to 'ready'.
Planned Use Cases have a blue border, the Code Generator wont generate its code.
Ready Use Cases have a gray border, the Code Generator generates its code.
The four Use Cases are ready for Code Generation
Generate the Code
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Open the Code Generator menu
- Click on the 'Code' button to open the Code Generator menu.
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Start Code Generation
- Click the 'Generate Code' button.
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Generating code
- Wait until the activity indicator disappears and 'Code Generation done' is displayed under the button.
- Open the selected Path with an IDE or Text Editor.
The generated code
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