f-flow

Angular-native node editor library for production workflow builders, AI pipelines, and interactive diagram editors. MIT licensed.

Not yet testedsource: GitHubhomepageTypeScriptMITcommit 3b7e93fb14eb

TypeScript, MIT licensed. The project labels itself: angular, angular components, angular library, diagram, diagram editor, drag and drop, flow and flow chart.

f-flow has not been verified yet.

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recorded runs
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last tested
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stars
537
forks
66
open issues
9
watchers
16
size
92 MB
created
last push

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Topics (from GitHub)

angularangular-componentsangular-librarydiagramdiagram-editordrag-and-dropflowflow-chartflowchartgraphgraph-editorjavascriptno-codenode-based-uinode-editortypescriptvisual-programmingworkflowworkflow-builderworkflow-editor

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Does f-flow run?
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