flowchart

I need a flow chart library, that can help me to create a flow chart as shown below in React. Would really appreciate if a link for similar demo is added. You can use https://github.com/projectstorm/react-diagrams , here is the link to its demo. The view of the implementation looks very similar to the one you mentioned in the pic given. Also since it says it's customizable, you can make it look like according to your requirements Syncfusion have support to create a diagram with custom shapes , Label and Port to Port Connection in React. Please find the online samples of Syncfusion Diagram. We

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 12 months ago . I need to incorporate a flowchart design surface into an app we're developing to allow users to create what are essentially workflows/schedules. I need to be able to create my own 'shapes', set custom properties on them and possibly have a bit of logic in there too (if, while etc). I know I need to take a look at hosting WF in the app, it looks like a good fit, but does anyone know of other

I need to represent a recursive function on a flow chart. My problem is that I don't know how to indicate that the function may call itself over multiple elements at a time (think for example to a function which scans graphs). Someone has any suggestion? In a flow chart, you don't normally add multiple invocations for things like loops, you would just indicate that the code may be repetitively called until a condition is met. So, for a recursive function, it would be similar - the base case is a regular step and the recursive step is the same as loop. See this for an example. 来源： https:/

I'm working on making a editable flowchart and I'm having a lot of issues conceptually with Qt. I've tried many different ways of implementing classes ranging from QTreeWidget , QTableWidget , and using just a bunch of easy QPushButtons . Ideally I'd like to have a setup where I can right click on each piece of the flow and edit it. In addition to having a drag and drop feature to rearrange the objects in the flow. Trying to find a class/group of classes I can use together to achieve this has been a struggle. What classes would work the best for this application; specifically GUI classes? The

We are looking for some code/component that can create a flow-chart (image) dynamically , preferably in .NET/C# (although a Silverlight/Flash-component that takes a XML/JSON-feed will also be fine). For example we have a (business) quote that goes through te following steps before it becomes final: Requested -> Pending -> Ready for revision -> Under revision -> Final And as an extra step there is the possibility to go from 'Under revision' back to 'Pending'. So the component/code should draw something like this (where 'Under revision' would be the active status for this quote): Example chart

I want to create a flowchart (similar to Visio) using Graphviz. Here is a sample digraph. digraph start_up { node [style = rounded]; node [shape = rect] start end; node [style = ""]; node [shape = diamond] "USB\nCommand\nArrived"; start -> "Initialize\nCode"; "Initialize\nCode" -> "USB\nCommand\nArrived"; "USB\nCommand\nArrived" -> "USB\nCommand\nArrived" [label="No" tailport=w headport=n]; "USB\nCommand\nArrived" -> "Has USB 3.0\nInterface Been\nSelected" [label = "Yes"]; "Has USB 3.0\nInterface Been\nSelected" -> end } The problem is when I render this in Graphviz the line created by "USB

Is it possible to make jsPlumb Flowchart connectors not to cross connectable items or specified elements (in the example: elements with 'item' class)? Default Flowchart behaviour: A desired result: Here's what I tried: http://jsfiddle.net/CcfTD/1/ Edited to clarify HTML <div id="root"> <div class="item" id="item1">Item 1</div> <div class="item" id="item2">Item 2</div> <div class="item" id="item3">Item 3</div> <div class="item" id="item4">Item 4</div> <div class="item" id="item5">Item 5</div> </div> JS jsPlumb.connect({ source: $('#item2'), target: $('#item7'), anchors: [ "Continuous" ],