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This is a generic library for building a simple web-based decision trees UI. Data is provided in JSON format, which is then displayed on a website.
The code is in Typescript. After cloning the repository, just type
npm install
npm run-script build
This builds the decisiontree.js
library in dist
.
Alternative build is done using typescript and webpack:
npx tsc
npx webpack
Or simply install the package using
npm install html-decision-tree
Here is a very simple decision tree for deciding if you should play tennis:
Here is the corresponding flow chart decision tree for deciding if you should play tennis in SVG
and in JSON format.
Current node format in some pseudo grammar:
{
type: binary|nary|null,
value: 0-9+,
title: \w*,
content: \w*,
labels: [{
text: \w*,
value: 0-9+,
}],
children: [node*],
action: URL
}
The idea is nary nodes have content (that is the description on the radio button) which is linked via the value to the children . Binary nodes have default description content as Yes (0) and No (1). Actions are only considered in leaf nodes and open a new Tab.
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We found that html-decision-tree 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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