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New Python Packaging Proposal Aims to Solve Phantom Dependency Problem with SBOMs
PEP 770 proposes adding SBOM support to Python packages to improve transparency and catch hidden non-Python dependencies that security tools often miss.
react-dag-editor
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React component to create graphic user interface with:
Follow the steps below to run local demo on your machine(MacOS/Linux/Windows):
Feature | Description | Demo | Is in default feature set? | Is in read only mode feature set? |
---|---|---|---|---|
GraphFeatures.nodeDraggable | Node drag-and-drop to relocate | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
GraphFeatures.nodeResizable | Double clicking on a node to enable the anchors to resize it | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
GraphFeatures.clickNodeToSelect | Node click-to-select | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
GraphFeatures.panCanvas | Drag-n-drop on canvas to pan | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
GraphFeatures.multipleSelect | Ctrl click multi selection | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
GraphFeatures.lassoSelect | Lasso select | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
GraphFeatures.delete | Use delete key to delete a node | (WIP) | Yes | No |
GraphFeatures.addNewNodes | Adding new nodes | (WIP) | Yes | No |
GraphFeatures.addNewEdges | Adding new edges | (WIP) | Yes | No |
GraphFeatures.addNewPorts | Adding new ports | (WIP) | Yes | No |
GraphFeatures.sidePanel, | Built-in side panel | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
GraphFeatures.autoFit | Auto pan/zoom the whole canvas to fit the viewport on every move | (WIP) | No | No |
GraphFeatures.editNode | Node inline editing mode | (WIP) | Yes | No |
GraphFeatures.autoAlign | Auto aligning hint on node drag-n-drop | (WIP) | Yes | No |
GraphFeatures.undoStack | Undo stack to support undo/redo | (WIP) | Yes | No |
GraphFeatures.ctrlKeyZoom | Zooming by ctrl clicking + mousewheel | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
GraphFeatures.limitBoundary | Constraint the allowed drag-n-drop area | (WIP) | Yes | Yes |
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# react-dag-editor
The npm package react-dag-editor receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, react-dag-editor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-dag-editor demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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