Hi, I have some questions for wekan please , Im a new user for wekan, i just instaled it localy, now i want to install it on the server (deployment on the server) also i want to integrate it into may applicattion, if you can help me or guide me to de this . I await your response.

You should add Wekan to menu, and Wekan board url to iframe at right

or to frame

more info here https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp

you can search youtube or google for info how to use iframes

Hi, I'm celebrating I'm working at Vermeg it's a company that works with its own language called palmyra, while all our applications are with palmyra + java, now I want to integrate wekan in my "TaskBasket" component and I find difficulties because wekan is not an Angular component, it is developed by several frameworks (html / css / php ...) so if you have any ideas please help me

You just use frames https://www.w3.org/TR/html401/present/frames.html

see there 16.3 Specifying target frame information

For example this: <A href="slide3.html" target="dynamic">slide 3.</A>

When that link is at left menu, when you click it, it will open that slide3.html page in frame that has name "dynamic"

For example, <a href="https://wekan.example.com/b/..." targent="content">Kanban</a>

So that URL is what you copy from that board URL you would like to have in bottom left frame

And then you have for example: <a href="angular.html" target="content">Angular component</a>

so that angular.html is all of your current angular component html+css+js page

and when you click on left menu, it changes content on right bottom content frame

with that FRAMESET you define how big area in pixels (px) or percent (%) is used for each frame area

Alternative to frames is iframe. It means you can use divs, css top/left/width/height to position iframe anywhere in the page.

Well, you seem to like Angular. According to this webpage: https://angular-2-training-book.rangle.io/components Angular compoment that embeds Wekan could for example look like this:

angular.module('ngcourse')
  .component('ngcHelloComponent', {
    bindings: { name: '=' },
    template: '<span><iframe src="https://wekan.example.com/b/abcd1234" title="Wekan"></iframe></span>',
    controller: MyComponentCtrl
  });

where src= is URL to your Wekan board, copied from your webbrowser URL area

in that that template, maybe <span></span> is not necessary, only <iframe> tags are

you mean to tell me i can put wekan in an angular component?

Yes, if it does work like above. But I have not used Angular. I found that above from Angular documention how to make Angular component. I don't know does it help you in any way, does it work with your other Angular components, you can test yourself. If it does not work as Angular component, you can try above way of using frames or iframe.

For that Wekan Angular component, you can place it anywhere in webpage similarly like any other Angular component.

pretty sure that is spot on (angular component. I find angular more flexible than react and react iframe works great as a through manipulation.

Just to make this clear though, the api and web hooks work great to create widgets and delete them but not for the most part to edit them inside wekan to correct your outboard system databases, meaning if you rename a board or swimlane or card through the wekan portal you get nothing back from any webhook so your system and wekan can drift apart. Most of the PUT api endpoints are not there either so if you edit something in your based program its not usually possible to update (edit) an existing wekan widget (card, board, etc) unless you write directly to the mongo db underneath wekan.

the only solution missing to make full bidirectional editing between wekan and our hosting app is by "watching" mongo collections for changes and the snap deployment version of wekan is on a version on mongodb too old to support "watching" db collection changes as a means to provide a edit a webhook like edit update from wekan outward.