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@cyoda/workflow-viewer

v0.2.0

Published

Slim read-only SVG renderer for Cyoda workflows.

Readme

@cyoda/workflow-viewer

Slim read-only SVG viewer for Cyoda workflow graphs. No React Flow, no Monaco, no editor-only dependencies.

Install

npm install @cyoda/workflow-core @cyoda/workflow-graph @cyoda/workflow-viewer react react-dom

Usage

import { parseImportPayload } from "@cyoda/workflow-core";
import { projectToGraph } from "@cyoda/workflow-graph";
import { WorkflowViewer } from "@cyoda/workflow-viewer";

const { document } = parseImportPayload(workflowJson);

export function Embed() {
  return (
    <WorkflowViewer
      graph={projectToGraph(document)}
      width="100%"
      height={600}
      onSelectionChange={(id) => console.log("selected", id)}
    />
  );
}

Optional ELK layout

import { layoutGraph } from "@cyoda/workflow-layout";

const layout = await layoutGraph(graph, { preset: "configuratorReadable" });
<WorkflowViewer graph={graph} layout={layout} />

Without a layout prop the viewer uses its own simple fallback layout.

What this package provides

  • SVG rendering of states and transitions using Cyoda visual conventions (initial marker, terminal pill, role-coloured borders, dashed loopbacks, manual/disabled/criteria/processor badges).
  • Pan and zoom via mouse drag and Ctrl+wheel.
  • Click-to-select; selection value is the synthetic node UUID.
  • Theme tokens from @cyoda/workflow-viewer/theme (override via CSS custom properties).

What this package does NOT provide

  • No drag-connect, delete, or edit affordances — use @cyoda/workflow-react.
  • No JSON editor — pair with @cyoda/workflow-monaco.
  • No React Flow — this package is intentionally free of React Flow to keep the display-only bundle small.
  • No editor metadata (layout positions, comments) — those live in @cyoda/workflow-core's WorkflowUiMeta and are managed by the editor shell, not the viewer.

Bundle boundary guarantee

@cyoda/workflow-viewer depends only on @cyoda/workflow-graph and React. It has no dependency on @cyoda/workflow-react, @cyoda/workflow-layout, @cyoda/workflow-monaco, or reactflow. This boundary is enforced by the package manifest and verified in the bundle audit.

Documentation

See the repository README.

License

Apache-2.0