X6
JavaScript diagramming library that uses SVG and HTML for rendering.
Overview:
The X6 is a versatile and highly customizable diagramming library that supports various technologies like SVG, HTML, React, Vue, and Angular. It comes with built-in extensions for editing graphics and offers a data-driven approach with a focus on MVC architecture and event handling. The X6 library is compatible with modern browsers and supports server-side rendering.
Features:
- Easy Customization: Supports customization of node styles and interactions using SVG/HTML/React/Vue/Angular.
- Out-of-the-Box Functionality: Includes 10+ graphic editing extensions like selection frames, alignment guides, and mini-maps.
- Data-Driven Approach: Follows MVC architecture, allowing users to concentrate on data and business logic.
- Event Handling: Comprehensive event system to listen to any events occurring within the chart.
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