STORM React Diagrams

PSA: React Diagrams is currently getting a bit of a rewrite to enable much more advanced features. To see the new foundation WIP visit https://github.com/projectstorm/react-canvas.

DEMO: http://projectstorm.cloud/react-diagrams

DOCS: https://projectstorm.gitbooks.io/react-diagrams

RELEASE NOTES : http://dylanv.blog/2018/03/03/storm-react-diagrams-5-0-0/

A super simple, no-nonsense diagramming library written in React that just works.

Example implementation using custom models: Get started with the default models right out of the box:

Introduction

A no-nonsense diagramming library written entirely in React with the help of a few small libraries. It aims to be:

Simple, and void of any fuss/complications when implementing it into your own application
Customizable without having to hack the core (adapters/factories etc..)
Simple to operate and understand without sugar and magic
Fast and optimized to handle large diagrams with hundreds of nodes/links
Super easy to use, and should work as you expect it to
Perfect for creating declarative systems such as programmatic pipelines and visual programming languages

Run the demos

After running yarn install you must then run: yarn run storybook

Building from source

Simply run webpack in the root directory (or export NODE_ENV=production && webpack if you want a production build) and it will spit out the transpiled code and typescript definitions into the dist directory as a single file.
We use webpack for this because TSC cannot compile a single UMD file (TSC can currently only output multiple UMD files).