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An MIT-licensed slot-driven directed-acyclical-graph (DAG) editor for Angular. This component was built for use in Astronaut Labs' Livefire product suite because there was no good existing open-source editor. We wanted to fix that, so we hope you find lots of great ways to use this editor in your projects!

Diazo is inspired by Blueprint, the visual programming language of Unreal Engine. Diazo itself is just the editor that would power such an experience, and the library itself is completely domain-agnostic. You can use Diazo in your apps to introduce visual node-graph functionality in any domain where it makes sense to apply it, and we encourage you to do so!

Where are the types for DiazoGraph?

The underlying data model and context layer are separate from this package, which is just the Angular components which implement the editor. The DiazoGraph types and the DiazoContext layer exist in @diazo/model.

Getting Started

Diazo uses Angular Material. Make sure it is installed before continuing:

ng add @angular/material

Diazo also depends on @astronautlabs/monaco (an Angular package for using Microsoft's Monaco code editor component):

npm i diazo @astronautlabs/monaco

Now add DiazoModule to your Angular module's list of imports:

@NgModule({
    // ....
    imports: [
        // ...
        DiazoModule,
        // ...
    ]
})
export class AppModule {
}

Working on Diazo

• npm run build to build the library
• npm run docs to generate documentation
• cd dist ; npm link to make your local built copy of the library available for applications you are testing it with
• use npm link diazo within your test app's folder to link your local copy of diazo into the environment.
• cd dist ; npm publish to publish the library