Statecharts is a language-neutral library that provides a standardized set of types and tools to support the development, testing, and execution of statechart-based machines. It aims to simplify the process of creating statechart-based systems across different programming languages, making it easier for developers to understand, implement, and maintain statechart-driven applications.
- Language-neutral type definitions for statecharts, states, events, transitions, and more.
- Support for managing statechart instances and their configurations.
- Standardized APIs for creating and interacting with statechart-based machines.
- Extensible design allowing for the integration of custom extensions or modifications.
Detailed documentation is available in the docs/statecharts/v1/statecharts.md file, providing a comprehensive overview of Statecharts, its components, and usage guidelines.
The core type definitions for Statecharts are defined using Protocol Buffers. You can find the .proto files in the following locations:
- proto/statecharts/v1/statecharts.proto for statechart type definitions.
- proto/statecharts/v1/statechart_service.proto for statechart service definitions.
To start using Statecharts, clone the repository or integrate it as a dependency in your project. Explore the provided documentation and type definitions to gain a deeper understanding of the library's capabilities and how to utilize it in your application.
We welcome contributions to Statecharts! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
Statecharts is released under the MIT License.