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@rescriptbr/react-flow

v0.1.2

Published

Easily use React Flow with ReScript

Downloads

92

Readme

ReScript React Flow

React Flow bindings for ReScript.

Installation

  1. Install rescript-react-flow using npm:
npm install --save @rescripbr/react-flow

or yarn:

yarn add @rescriptbr/react-flow
  1. Add rescript-react-flow as dependency to your bsconfig.json:
{
  "name": "your-project",
  "bs-dependencies": ["@rescriptbr/react-flow"]
}

Examples

Check the code below for fast basic examples:

Creating a simple Node

 ReactFlow.Types.Node(
    ReactFlow.Node.makeNode(
      ~id="1",
      ~position={x: 250, y: 0},
      ~data=ReactFlow.Node.toData({"label": React.string("test")}),
      ~type_="input",
      (),
    ),
  ),

Creating a simple Edge

ReactFlow.Types.Edge(
    ReactFlow.Edge.makeEdge(
      ~id="e1-2",
      ~source="1",
      ~target="2",
      ~label="this is an edge label",
      ~data=ReactFlow.Edge.toData("some other data"),
      (),
    ),
  ),

Creating elements array

let elements = [
  ReactFlow.Types.Edge(
    ReactFlow.Edge.makeEdge(
      ~id="e1-2",
      ~source="1",
      ~target="2",
      ~label="this is an edge label",
      ~data=ReactFlow.Edge.toData("some other data"),
      (),
    ),
  ),
  ReactFlow.Types.Node(
    ReactFlow.Node.makeNode(
      ~id="1",
      ~position={x: 250, y: 0},
      ~data=ReactFlow.Node.toData({"label": React.string("test")}),
      ~type_="input",
      (),
    ),
  ),
]

Rendering React Flow

@react.component
let make = () => {
  let (elems, setElems) = React.useState(() => elements)
  let onElementsRemove = elementsToRemove => {
    setElems(elems => ReactFlow.Utils.removeElements(elementsToRemove, elems))
  }

  let onConnect = newEdgeParams => {
    setElems(elems => ReactFlow.Utils.addEdge(newEdgeParams, elems))
  }

  <div className="App" style={ReactDOM.Style.make(~height="800px", ~width="1200px", ())}>
    <ReactFlow
      elements={elems->ReactFlow.Utils.elementsToRaw}
      onElementsRemove
      onConnect
      onLoad
      snapToGrid=true
      snapGrid=(15, 15)>
      <ReactFlow.Controls />
      <ReactFlow.Background variant=#lines color="#aaa" gap={16} />
      <ReactFlow.MiniMap
        nodeColor={n => {
          switch ReactFlow.Node.type_Get(n) {
          | Some("input") => "#0041d0"
          | Some("output") => "#ff0072"
          | Some("default") => "#1a192b"
          | _ => "#eee"
          }
        }}
        nodeStrokeColor={_ => "#fff"}
        nodeBorderRadius={2}
      />
    </ReactFlow>
  </div>
}

Please look at the example folder for more advanced implementations.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute, you can follow the instructions below to get things working locally.

Getting Started

  1. After cloning the repo, install the dependencies
npm install
  1. Build and start the example server:
npm start