1. Project Overview

RuoYi-Flowable-Plus

• This project is developed based on RuoYi-Vue-Plus, with Flowable integrated to extend workflow application scenarios. It supports online form design and a wide range of workflow design capabilities.

• This project is primarily developed for Flowable workflow scenarios. Its scaffolding features are updated in sync with the RuoYi-Vue-Plus project.

• Released under the MIT open-source license, completely free for both personal and commercial use.

2. Open Source License

Licensed under MIT

3. Screenshots

Demo Screenshots

Login Page	User Management
Process Categories	Process Forms
Process Definitions	Process Initiation
Form Design	Workflow Design
Start Process	Pending Tasks
Task Processing	Process History
Process Tracking	Process Completion

4. Feature Overview

Simplicity First

A Markdown-centered project structure that helps you focus on writing with minimal configuration.

Vue-driven

Enjoy the Vue + webpack development experience. Use Vue components in Markdown and develop custom themes with Vue.

High Performance

VuePress pre-renders each page into static HTML. Once loaded, the page runs as a Single-Page Application (SPA).

Source: RuoYi-Flowable-Plus Official Documentation

5. Tech Stack

Preparation Work

Development environment

• JDK：1.8 11

• Mysql：5.7+

• Maven：3.6+

• redis：5.0+

• nodejs：12+

• npm: 6.X 8.X (Confirmed issues with 7.X)

Recommended IDEs

• Backend: IntelliJ IDEA

• Frontend: WebStorm

IDE Plugins

• Lombok Plugin (Required)

Special thanks

• RuoYi-Vue-Plus

• RuoYi-flowable

• bpmn-process-designer

Flowable is a popular lightweight business process engine developed in Java. With the Flowable process engine, we can deploy BPMN2.0 process definitions (usually XML files), create process instances from these definitions, query and access process-related instances and data, and perform other operations.

Flowable can be flexibly integrated into our services, applications, and architectures. Business process engine operations can be performed by importing Flowable JAR packages or directly using the Flowable REST API.

Flowable was developed as a fork of Activity5.0, so many of its internal concepts are similar.