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Display instructions on button click with respective to sequence steps
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Hi
So want to provide here an simple example for parser that will e.g. read the pvi file and then write it a json file. So follwong steps
- unzip the model.pvi file e.g. to folder - means you have to save the pvi file outside the pvz file. e.g. on windows simple RMB>unzip (if winzip on system is installed)
- let say the pvi file is "l-Creo 3D - Assemble.pvi" the use the variable name
figureName = "Assemble"and call in windows shell where a node.js is installed the following script (let say the name is myStepTool.js) :
/********** myStepTool.js *************/ let figureName = "Assemble" let xmlFileName ="l-Creo 3D - " +figureName+".pvi" let jsonFileName = figureName+".json" //name is "l-Creo 3D - Assemble.pvi" //================================= var request = require('request'); var fs = require('fs'); let myXmlData=[] let myArr = [] let myJsonArr = [] let TempjsonObj={stepNumber: 0 , step_name_locid: "" , step_name:"",step_acknowledge:false, step_description_locid:"",step_description:""} xml2js = require('xml2js'); var parser = new xml2js.Parser(); fs.readFile(__dirname + '/'+xmlFileName, function(err, data) { parser.parseString(data, function (err, result) { //console.dir(result); let seq_s=result['galaxy_3di:figure']['galaxy_3di:sequence'] //console.log(JSON.stringify(seq_s)) //console.dir( seq_s[0]['galaxy_3di:sequence_step'] ) //console.log( seq_s ) console.log('Done'); let prop_animats=seq_s[0]['galaxy_3di:sequence_step'] prop_animats.forEach(el_function1) }); console.info("jsonArray\n=================\n") console.log(JSON.stringify(myJsonArr)) fs.writeFileSync(__dirname + '/'+jsonFileName, JSON.stringify(myJsonArr, null, 2) , 'utf-8'); }); function el_function1(item, index, arr) { let jsonObj= JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(TempjsonObj)) jsonObj.stepNumber= index; myArr[index] = item['galaxy_3di:property'] //console.log("myArr["+index+"] = "+myArr[index]) //console.dir(myArr[index]) //console.log("myArr["+index+"][1][\'$\'].value = "+myArr[index][1]['$'].value) console.log("myArr["+index+"] ["+ myArr[index][0]['$'].name+ "] = "+myArr[index][0]['$'].value) jsonObj.step_name_locid = myArr[index][0]['$'].value console.log("myArr["+index+"] ["+ myArr[index][1]['$'].name+ "] = "+myArr[index][1]['$'].value) jsonObj.step_name = myArr[index][1]['$'].value console.log("myArr["+index+"] ["+ myArr[index][2]['$'].name+ "] = "+myArr[index][2]['_']) jsonObj.step_acknowledge = myArr[index][2]['_'] console.log("myArr["+index+"] ["+ myArr[index][3]['$'].name+ "] = "+myArr[index][3]['$'].value) jsonObj.step_description_locid = myArr[index][3]['$'].value console.log("myArr["+index+"] ["+ myArr[index][4]['$'].name+ "] = "+myArr[index][4]['$'].value) jsonObj.step_description = myArr[index][4]['$'].value myJsonArr.push(jsonObj) } - execute the tool
>> node myStepTool.js - check for <figureNaem>.json file here in example Assemble.json
[ { "stepNumber": 0, "step_name_locid": "stepName_2728332481823371952_2", "step_name": "Assemble", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 1, "step_name_locid": "stepName_5894254086109201976_2", "step_name": "Step 1", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 2, "step_name_locid": "stepName_15897802472779891525_2", "step_name": "Step 2", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 3, "step_name_locid": "stepName_4089111003020719364_2", "step_name": "Step 3", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 4, "step_name_locid": "stepName_1444424151131004256_2", "step_name": "Step 4", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 5, "step_name_locid": "stepName_16935999301123799101_2", "step_name": "Step 5", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 6, "step_name_locid": "stepName_4549226109679838932_2", "step_name": "Step 6", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 7, "step_name_locid": "stepName_11110415484410389698_2", "step_name": "Step 7", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 8, "step_name_locid": "stepName_11227030841165917496_2", "step_name": "Step 8", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 9, "step_name_locid": "stepName_307606632875771006_2", "step_name": "Step 9", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 10, "step_name_locid": "stepName_5267734679139784604_2", "step_name": "Step 10", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 11, "step_name_locid": "stepName_18093258235493727066_2", "step_name": "Step 11", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 12, "step_name_locid": "stepName_8642537011799624768_2", "step_name": "Step 12", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 13, "step_name_locid": "stepName_9423943722212754853_2", "step_name": "Step 13", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 14, "step_name_locid": "stepName_6512444656035031150_2", "step_name": "Step 14", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 15, "step_name_locid": "stepName_14841759718657189243_2", "step_name": "Step 15", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" }, { "stepNumber": 16, "step_name_locid": "stepName_7345189520540227377_2", "step_name": "Step 16", "step_acknowledge": "false", "step_description_locid": "", "step_description": "" } ] - you can test this also for the Disassembly figure with the provided data to see the attachment. So hope this helps.
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