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project-mind-graph

v1.0.1

Published

a month ago

Interactive project structure mind graph

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MindTree

MindTree is a beautiful, modern, and sleek Mind-Mapping tool designed to run completely inside the browser. It features a completely dynamic canvas, glassmorphic UI elements, tree layout mapping algorithms, and custom project management tools.

Features

Interactive node and tree-map creation
Auto-collapsing & auto-expanding nodes
Beautiful glassmorphic styling
Recursive line length slider tools
Cross-linked connections and stickies
Client-side data persistence via LocalStorage

Quick Start (NPM)

You can launch MindTree locally instantly without installing anything:

npx project-mind-graph

Or you can install it globally to run anywhere:

npm install -g project-mind-graph
mindtree

Setup (Local Development)

To develop locally:

git clone https://github.com/BharatAdhana/MindTree.git
cd MindTree
npm install
npm run dev

Build for production:

npm run build

GitHub

Star or fork the project on GitHub: https://github.com/BharatAdhana/MindTree

License

MindTree is free for personal and non-commercial use.

Commercial use requires a separate commercial license. If you want to use MindTree commercially, please contact Bharat Adhana for commercial licensing.

This project is intentionally being made available free for individuals and non-commercial users.