CoreJet Visualisation
This package contains a skeleton for generating a graphical CoreJet report from a CoreJet XML file using XSLT.
Call corejet.visualization.generateReportFromCatalogue() with an IRequirementsCatalogue as the first argument and a target directory name as the second argument to put a report in that directory.
Changelog
1.0.0
Fixed ‘corejet-to-jit.xsl’ to prefix scenario-ids with story-ids to allow identically named scenarios in different stories [datakurre]
Fixed ‘corejet-to-jit.xsl’ to produce cleaner javascript [datakurre]
1.0a5
Python 2.5 compatibility [jodok]
MANIFEST.in to include CHANGES.txt in sdist [jodok]
1.0a4
Ensure output works even if there are no story points [optilude]
1.0a3
Fix broken package [optilude]
1.0a2
Use lxml to output XSLT, avoiding the need for command-line invocation of xsltproc [optilude]
1.0a1
First release [optilude]
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