hcl-dx

Docker Compose Scripts for HCL DX

This HCL DX example app shows how React can be used in Script App portlets. It uses DX modular themes aggregator capability to provide React and ReactDOM.

WebDAV based file synchronization for HCL Digital Experience Themes

Next-generation documentation site for HCL Digital Experience.

The Web Developer toolkit provides the ability to sync themes, content and script portlets (also known as script applications).

This repository contains Portlet Development Utilities to create pages via the DX Java API as well as a custom maven archetype to create a new JSR286 portlet.

How-to guides with sample codes that streamline the build and deployment of basic and optimized JavaScript applications to HCL Digital Experience (HCL DX).

HCL DX Experience API Documentation for HCL Ring API, HCL Digital Asset Management API, HCL Image Processor

This repository contains Grafana Dashboards in json format that can be imported directly into Grafana. The dashboards are created or customized to be compatible with the metrics exposed by HCL Digital Experience.

Docker Compose Scripts for HCL DX Compose

DXClient is a command line tool featuring a single, unified interface to all HCL DX automation and CI/CD-related tasks.

This repository contains a HCL Digital Experience personalization sample that can be used to import into Microsoft Visual Studio Code. A personalization portlet is a portlet that can show up specific information to a user based on rules.

This sample shows the use of Preference JavaScript API within a Script Application.

This project contains the source code and build for a sample AI integration for DX for WCM with Google Vertex.

Web Components for HCL DX and WCM services

JS Validation Library for IBM Forms Experience Builder 8.6x (HCL Leap 9.x)

This is a working sample demonstratng how to integrate HCL Discover into HCL Digital Experience.

Docker Compose Scripts for HCL DX

The Web Developer toolkit provides the ability to sync themes, content and script portlets (also known as script applications).