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@nodl/react
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A React-implementation of the Nodl framework.
This library is powered by MobX under the hood; and may be observed by an external MobX-instance for UI reactivity.

# Using NPM
npm install @nodl/core @nodl/react
# Using Yarn
yarn add @nodl/core @nodl/react
# Using Bun
bun install @nodl/core @nodl/react
Make sure to also install the following packages:
# Using NPM
npm install react react-dom rxjs zod
# Using Yarn
yarn add react react-dom rxjs zod
# Using Bun
bun install react react-dom rxjs zod
The fundamental piece which renders a surface with fully interactive Nodes & Connections.
Supports the following props:
store: CircuitStore A Circuit store which holds the internal circuit state along with associated nodes.className?: string An optional className to assign the Circuit.nodeWindowResolver?: (node: Node) => JSX.Element An optional function which can be used to render a custom "window" for given nodes.onConnection?(connection: Connection<unknown>) An optional callback which fires when new connections are made.onConnectionRemoval?(connection: Connection<unknown>) An optional callback which fires when connections are removed.onNodeRemoval?(node: Node) An optional callback which fires when nodes are removed.onSelectionChanged?(nodes: Node[]) An optional callback which fires when selected nodes changes.const store = new CircuitStore();
store.setNodes([
[additionNode1, { x: -220, y: 100 }],
[additionNode2, { x: -220, y: -100 }],
[additionNode3, { x: 220, y: 0 }]
]);
export const App = () => {
return <Circuit store={store} />;
};
The manager which is responsible for the circuit state.
nodes: Node[] The associated nodes.selectedNodes: Node[] The currently selected nodes.selectionBounds: Bounds | null The current selected area's bounds.mousePosition: MousePosition Current mouse position within the Circuit surface.setNodes(nodesWithPosition: [Node, {x: number, y: number}][]) Used to initialize the store with nodes along with their position.removeNode(nodeId: Node['id']) Removes a node from the store.selectNodes(nodes: Node[]) Selects the given nodes.dispose() Disposes the store and its internal reactions.import { Node, Input, Output, schema } from '@nodl/core';
import { Circuit, CircuitStore } from '@nodl/react';
import * as React from 'react';
import { combineLatest, map } from 'rxjs';
import { z } from 'zod';
/** Declare a zod schema for value validation */
const NumberSchema = schema(z.number());
class Addition extends Node {
name = 'Addition';
inputs = {
a: new Input({ name: 'A', type: NumberSchema, defaultValue: 0 }),
b: new Input({ name: 'B', type: NumberSchema, defaultValue: 0 })
};
outputs = {
output: new Output({
name: 'Output',
type: NumberSchema,
observable: combineLatest([this.inputs.a, this.inputs.b]).pipe(
map(inputs => inputs.reduce((sum, value) => sum + value), 0)
)
})
};
}
/** Declare 3 addition nodes */
const additionNode1 = new Addition();
const additionNode2 = new Addition();
const additionNode3 = new Addition();
/** Connect them together */
additionNode1.outputs.output.connect(additionNode3.inputs.a);
additionNode2.outputs.output.connect(additionNode3.inputs.b);
const store = new CircuitStore();
store.setNodes([
[additionNode1, { x: -220, y: 100 }],
[additionNode2, { x: -220, y: -100 }],
[additionNode3, { x: 220, y: 0 }]
]);
export const App = () => {
return <Circuit store={store} />;
};
FAQs
React implementation of the Nodl framework
We found that @nodl/react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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