XFlow
React component for building interactive diagrams.
Overview
XFlow 2.0 is an innovative solution designed to enhance the user experience when working with React components in application development. With its streamlined approach, it simplifies the management of complex data states while providing robust features to facilitate the integration and use of graphs within your applications. This makes it an excellent choice for developers looking to create visually appealing and effectively managed diagrams.
Features
- Easy-to-use: Offers a more intuitive approach for utilizing React components, making development smoother and more efficient.
- Unified state management: Allows for the management of service data and graph data in a cohesive manner, reducing complexity.
- Supports multi-graph mode: Each graph component operates with its own distinct state and instance, promoting modularity and ease of maintenance.
- Out of the box features: Comes equipped with a variety of diagram components ready for use, expediting the development process without extra configuration.
- React
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- Eslint
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- Stylelint
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- Typescript
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