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vprcs

v0.0.10

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VPRCS (Visual Programming React Component Suite) includes React components—namely `VPEditor` and `NodelibraryPanel`, tailored for node-based visual programming. It's built for users to interactively construct visual workflows and experimental prototypes r

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Keywords

react-widgetvisual programminggraphical-programmingnode-based-programmingnode-based ui

Readme

VPRCS: Visual Programming React Component Suite

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VPRCS (Visual Programming React Component Suite) includes React components—namely VPEditor and NodelibraryPanel—tailored for node-based visual programming. It's built for users to interactively construct visual workflows and experimental prototypes rapidly.

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Features

  • Node-based Visual Programming Editor: A user-friendly interactive canvas offering seamless zoom, pan, and node manipulation capabilities, articulately representing a range of operations.
  • Rich Built-in Nodes: Enhance your designs with our diverse integrated nodes, covering control flow, mathematical operations, variables, function interactions, reroute, and annotation nodes.
  • Advanced User Tools: Access convenient features like copy, paste, duplicate, and delete, intuitive menus, a detailed minimap, and shortcut keys for faster navigation and operations.
  • Auto Layout: Employ automated layout adjustments for optimal node alignment and view fitting.
  • Highly Customizable: Craft unique nodes using a JSON-based specification, tailoring them to your precise needs.
  • Automatic Image Data Transitions via a Configurable Knowledge Graph: Semantic Interoperability in Action. Achieve automatic transitions of image data by searching rules in a user-configurable knowledge graph:, eliminating the need for manual data conversion.
  • Textual Code Generation: Facilitate source code generation directly from your visual design.
  • Node-Library Panel: A sophisticated panel displays and manages all installed node libraries, featuring easy installation, uninstallation, activation, and deactivation processes.
  • Integration Ready: Designed for seamless integration into existing React environments

Installation

npm i vprcs

Example

An example is here

The test example app was bootstrapped using Create React App. After cloning the project, execute npm start in the console to run the app. You can then view the example in your browser at http://localhost:3000.

Document

For a comprehensive guide and detailed documentation including basic view and navigation, node operations, JSON-based specification for Node Library, code generation, and so on, please visit our Document.

Support & Contribution

  • Issues: For bug reports and feature requests, please open the GitHub issue.
  • Contributing: Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss the proposed change.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 license.