Find your organization's apps in the App Store

If you use VIKTOR apps to automate (parts of) your workflow, you're probably not the only person in your organization doing so. Chances are your colleagues in different departments have built their own apps for different projects and processes. To make it easy for anyone (admins, developers, and end-users) to discover which applications have been developed in your organization, all these tools can now be found in the App Store, rather than in the separate Apps menu where they used to be located. On this page, users can find information about the maintainers of apps and how to get in contact with them as well.

For more information about the move from Apps to App Store and what this means for you, please check out our recent blog post on the development!

Categorize your apps with labels

Chances are there are quite some apps developed within your organization, not only by you but perhaps by your colleagues too. An increasing number of apps calls for a feature that helps you organize them so users can easily find the tools they need within the environment. To help you create a clear system for each team member, we introduce labels.

You can use labels, for example, to categorize your apps per discipline, integration, or industry. By combining labels, you can help users filter for multidisciplinary apps that might also use specific software integrations.

Labels can be assigned to apps and workspaces by developers and workspace admins respectively. Environments come with a pre-defined set of labels but if you'd like to customize these to fit your organization’s systems, admins can create and edit labels themselves too.

Embed public apps in your web page

It's now possible to embed public apps in any web page, such as a blog post or SharePoint page, using an HTML iframe. You can find the embed code after clicking on ‘share’ in the top right corner of a public app.

Community spotlight

This month in the community spotlight: the Precinct Development application by Archithera's Bayo Windapo. His app allows you to shape precincts seamlessly, starting with the surface parking layer and the capability to define regions or structures and landscaping. This is followed by a comprehensive suite of input options offering extensive control over parameters for parking allocations, circulation pathways, building zones, and green spaces.

Would you like to share your application with the rest of the community as well? Please let us know by sending an email to support@viktor.ai!

Other changes

SDK

SDK version v14.6.1 is now available

PLATFORM

• Disabled view count display and most/least viewed sorting options
• Fixed chips default background being overwritten globally
• Optimized AppStore test and increased global test timeout to prevent failing pipelines
• Adjusted workspaces and app store sorting labels
• Fixed workspaces and app store pagination becoming NaN sometimes when URL is reset
• Fixed workspaces and app store page not being reset on filter change
• Added the app store
• Added number of views to workspace and app store cards
• Changed environment and lighting in the geometryview to be more realistic
• Improved the crash screen to be more clear and provide better information when a new version is deployed
• Changed user search to be consistent across the product
• Added option to share public editors via embedding
• Added help options in the header to improve support flow
• Added a download button to the IFC view, file_source_id support and fixed data refreshing in fast version of the view
• Changed plane and gridhelper in the GeometryView to adjust to axis orientation
• Fixed excessive spacing between steps in the editor header stepper
• Fixed the cropped entity name label in create entity dialog in simple app types
• Fixed soft-deleted users showing up in Workspace Invite available users (corrected implementation)
• Performance improvement when fetching groups by fixing n+1 query issue under workspaces/id/groups/
• Added labelling for workspaces and apps
• Fixed subject title on request access email

CLI

• CLI version v0.31.1 is now available
• Use truststore feature of pip to prevent SSL installation errors if supported (Python 3.10+)
• Log warning when installed Python version is not supported for use with VIKTOR
• Print files to be uploaded during publish and prompt user to continue to give insights into the files being uploaded as part of the app code