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@leitwerk-dev/workflow-graph

v0.4.0

Published

`@leitwerk-dev/workflow-graph` owns the workflow definition renderer and its pure layout. The application UI and synthetic preview use this same package.

Readme

Workflow graph

@leitwerk-dev/workflow-graph owns the workflow definition renderer and its pure layout. The application UI and synthetic preview use this same package.

<script lang="ts">
  import WorkflowGraph from "@leitwerk-dev/workflow-graph/WorkflowGraph.svelte";
  import type { ProcessFlowView } from "@leitwerk-dev/domain";

  let { flow }: { flow: ProcessFlowView } = $props();
</script>

<WorkflowGraph {flow} />

flow is a static definition projected by the SDK. The component performs no network requests or process execution. Optional onInspectTurn(turnId) adds an Open turn details action; selecting a node opens local graph details first. Chronicle CSS tokens supply the theme, with standalone fallbacks. internal/WorkflowIcon.svelte is shared implementation, not a supported extension API.

See the Workflow interaction contract for layout, repeat notation, tools, and inspection behavior. The graph describes the current definition, not the tools or items of a particular execution.

From the repository root, run npm run dev:workflow-graph and open http://127.0.0.1:4320. This preview uses live package source, four synthetic definitions, and a local guided form. It requires no server or credentials. See the preview for controls.

Build with npm run build -w @leitwerk-dev/workflow-graph. Changes to this package require npm run test:full; preview-only changes also need the standalone check: npm run check --prefix tools/workflow-graph-prototype.