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React Flow

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framara·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Visually build interactive data workflows and user interfaces with Framara's React Flow integration.

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    $ npx skills add framara/react-flow-skill --skill react-flow -a claude-code

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framara

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About this skill

What it does

This skill provides access to framara/react-flow, a library for building interactive node-based diagrams in React. It allows you to create custom workflows, data visualizations, and other graph-like interfaces within your applications. The tool offers features like drag-and-drop functionality, edge creation, and customizable node styling.

When to use it

  • Workflow Design: Build visual editors for creating and managing complex processes or pipelines.
  • Data Visualization: Represent relationships between data points in an intuitive graphical format.
  • Interactive Diagrams: Develop diagrams that users can manipulate and explore, such as network topologies or organizational charts.
  • Custom UI Components: Integrate node-based graph structures into unique user interface elements.

Key capabilities

  • React component library
  • Node-based diagram creation
  • Drag-and-drop functionality
  • Edge creation and manipulation
  • Customizable node styling

Example prompts

  • "Create a simple workflow diagram with three nodes: Start, Process, End."
  • "Generate a data visualization showing the connections between these entities: A, B, C, D, E."
  • "Build an interactive network topology where users can drag and rearrange nodes."

Tips & gotchas

This skill requires familiarity with React for proper integration. The library's flexibility means you’ll need to define your own node types and edge styles for specific use cases.