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@klad/engine

v1.11.1

Published

Klad — a canvas tree engine for tens of thousands of nodes. Tiered, file, radial and sunburst layouts, with a DOM overlay for your own node content. Frameworkless.

Readme

@klad/engine

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The pure-logic layer of Klad: tree normalization, the layout registry (tidy, file, radial and sunburst), orientation/RTL mirroring, the viewport (pan/zoom/inertia) math, a quadtree for hit-testing, the Canvas2D renderer, and the typed worker protocol. No DOM dependency in the main entry, so it can run inside a Web Worker.

Most consumers don't need this package directly — use @klad/core (frameworkless) or @klad/vue instead. Depend on this package directly only if you're building a new framework adapter; @klad/core's source is the reference implementation to read.

npm install @klad/engine
import { normalize, layout } from '@klad/engine'

const tree = normalize([{ id: 'ceo' }, { id: 'cto', parentId: 'ceo' }])

const sizes = new Float64Array(tree.count * 2).fill(0)
for (let i = 0; i < tree.count; i++) {
  sizes[i * 2] = 180
  sizes[i * 2 + 1] = 64
}

const { boxes, bounds } = layout(tree, sizes, { spacingX: 16, spacingY: 48 })

The one DOM-touching module, ChartHost, is exported from a separate subpath — @klad/engine/host — rather than the main entry, so the main entry stays importable inside the Web Worker it also ships (worker/chart.worker.ts).

Full architecture notes live in the repository README and in the documentation.

Licence

Dual-licensed: GNU AGPL v3 or later, or a commercial licence for use the AGPL does not permit — see LICENSE-COMMERCIAL.md, or email [email protected].