Feel-scala Questions and Errors on Camunda BPM

BPMN & Modeling Discussion & Questions
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Right, i think the documentation of this plugin is overwhelming, there say’s that “time” and “feel-time” data type is allowed.

(Here)https://camunda.github.io/feel-scala/feel-data-types
(And Here)https://camunda.github.io/feel-scala/camunda-setting-data-types-in-decision

SOLUTION

Anyway i guess there is a lot of people looking for a solution to handle Business days and day Hours rules in camunda dmn.
I will post here a script to do this.

TO HANDLE HOURS OR BUSINESS HOURS:

In the Input Expression the following JavaScript
In the input variable you must set the var “tiempo”

var d = new Date(dateInput); 
tiempo = d.getHours();

So, now you can handle the hours (without mins or secs) in a format from 0 to 24
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TO HANDLE DAYS OR BUSINESS DAYS

In the Input Expression the following JavaScript
In the input variable you must set the var “dia”

var InputDate = new Date(new Date(dateInput2).setHours(0,0,0));
dia = InputDate.getDay()

So, now you can handle the days (without mins or secs) in a format from 0 to 6
0=Monday
6=saturday

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I hope this could be helpful for some one else

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