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@ustutt/grapheditor-webcomponent

v0.7.0

Published

Webcomponent for displaying and editing graphs.

Downloads

25

Readme

Grapheditor Webcomponent

This repository contains the grapheditor component developed for the mico project.

The grapheditor is a standalone webcomponent to realize rich graph editors. It supports templates for nodes, drag and drop, styling with css classes, dynamic node content, edge markers and more. For a full feature list please consult the documentation on redthedocs.

Screenshot

Using the library

There is a Quickstart available in the documentation and also a Demo HTML for experimentation.

The library is packaged in three different formats on npm.

Browsercompatibility: The library uses Webcomponents, slots, ResizeObserver and shadow dom. It should work on current Chrome and Firefox browsers.

Documentation Documentation Status

The full documentation is available on READTHEDOCS (stable). The documentation for the version in development can be found here: READTHEDOCS (latest)


Development

Running locally

# install
npm install

# start dev server
npm run start

The test.html file can be used as a playground to test the features of the grapheditor webcomponent. The file is served by npm run start on port 9009.

Compiling the documentation locally

# install is needed to run typedoc later as part of the sphix build
npm install

cd docs
poetry install
poetry run make html

# debug docs build
poetry run make html SPHINXOPTS="-v"

# list all reference keys of known to sphinx (only available after building the documentation!)
poetry run python -m sphinx.ext.intersphinx _build/html/objects.inv

# update requirements.txt from poetry dependencies
poetry export --format requirements.txt --output requirements.txt

The compiled documentation can be found under docs/_build/html.

Publishing to npm

Before publishing to npm make sure to update the versions in the package.json and changelog and run npm install again.

npm run package-all
npm publish