Competency and Skills Service -- Alignment Tool
Align CASS competencies with other competencies.
- View two competency frameworks and see alignments between the frameworks.
- Merge the two frameworks and equivalent competencies, seeing a new potential merged framework.
- Competency Alignment - Create new alignments between frameworks.
- Customizable - Change the default behavior of the cass-align via post messages.
- Unbranded and open source - Carries no branding information, allowing you to use it easily and without concern.
cass-align is available for use in default installations as part of the Framework Explorer.
Integrate the cass-align into your website by nesting it into an iframe on your website.
<iframe id="iframe" width="100%" height="800" frameborder="0"></iframe>
<script>
document.getElementsByTagName("iframe")[0].setAttribute("src", "cass-align/index.html");
</script>
To ensure the iframe is passing the correct origin, pass the origin into the iframe using a URL parameter, origin=window.location.origin
.
CASS can operate using credentials and signals provided by the parent site. These credentials are passed into the iframe via a message, in order to avoid transmitting them over HTTP. Wait for a {message:"waiting"}
message to be posted from the iframe.
$("iframe").ready(function () {
$(window).on("message", function (event) {
if (event.originalEvent.data.message == "waiting") {
//Initialize the server and identity
//Set framework alignment parameters
}
});
});
You must set the server and the identity to be used when accessing the server.
$("iframe")[0].contentWindow.postMessage(JSON.stringify({
action: "initIdentity",
serverParm: selectedServer,
nameParm: loggedInIdentityName,
pemParm: loggedInPpkPem
}), window.location.origin);
If you have a specific framework you are directing your users to edit or view, you can force the cass-editor to only show that framework by using frameworkId=<url identifier of framework>
$("iframe")[0].contentWindow.postMessage(JSON.stringify({
action: "setFwkAlignParams",
fw1Id: <framework1Id>,
fw2Id: <framework2Id>
}), window.location.origin);