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@omnidotdev/garden

v0.1.4

Published

[Website](https://garden.omni.dev) | [Docs](https://docs.omni.dev/garden/overview)

Downloads

111

Readme

🌱 Garden

Website | Docs

Garden is a specification for modeling an ecosystem (e.g. of products, services) as a directed graph with unlimited recursion and composability.

For a reference implementation, check out the Omniverse.

Garden layouting is currently powered by ELK, more layouting engines will be supported in the future.

Why "Garden"?

Cultivation. A garden is a place where plants are grown and cultivated, and digital ecosystems thrive on this same approach.

Features

  • A visual representation of an ecosystem of projects and their relationships
  • Composable: each garden is independently processable as its own garden, and gardens can be nested inside of each other ("supergardens" and "subgardens").

Inspiration

Garden is inspired by the CNCF Landscape project, which is a collection of projects that are part of the CNCF. The CNCF Landscape is a visual representation of the projects and their relationships, making it easier to understand the relationships between projects and the larger ecosystem.

Getting Started

To integrate Garden in your React application, first bun add @omnidotdev/garden, then:

import { Garden } from "@omnidotdev/garden";

import type { GardenSchema } from "@omnidotdev/garden";

// import required Garden styles
import "@omnidotdev/garden/styles.css";

const schema: GardenSchema = {
  name: "Ecosystem",
  // ...
};

/**
 * Render the Garden component with the provided ecosystem schema.
 *
 * `schema` is validated against the Garden specification at runtime.
 * If the schema is invalid, an error will be thrown.
 */
const App = () => <Garden schema={schema} />;

License

The code in this repository is licensed under MIT, © Omni LLC. See LICENSE.md for more information.