@google/workflow-graph
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Workflow Graph Component (DAG)

Common component for rendering dag or tree like objects:

Components

There are a few components that help with your DAG Needs

Component Img Description
Renderer

The Dag Component you can use to render a Graph on page
Toolbar

A toolbar that provides a collapsability toggle along with task status for the graph
Scaffold

A parent element that can position the toolbar to be sticky above the graph while flexing within its parent to allow for CSS-less page design
StateBadge

Status icon badges for each state that an execution node can exist in

Helper Classes

DAG Node

This file contains the Node object that's passed to the Renderer and Toolbar components. It also allows for rapid construction of the GraphSpec via static helper methods

Spec Description
DagNode The Node class that holds all information for a single node on the graph. Superset of DagNodeMeta
DagEdge An edge class that holds from and to relationship as well as relevant edge information
GraphSpec A helper interface that holds nodes, edges and nodeMap
DagNodeMeta An interface that represents all meta information for a node
DagNodeSkeleton An interface that allows a user to write a bare-bone skeleton for a node graph / tree. This is consumed by the static Node.createFromSkeleton() method to construct a graph.
DagNodeLinked [Abandoned] A DagNode implementation that has ancestry baked in within the class and allows child <-> parent traversal

Development, building and re-use

Local developer environment

This app is built with Bazel with Aspect build rules with Angular Architect tooling. After cloning the repo, start a local development environment by running pnpm install and ng serve. This will spin up a local server and use the Angular version of the app, injected into a local HTML file.

Building, bundling

To build a reusable Web Component bundle, run npm run build-web-component. This will create a bundle in your /dist directory, as well as type declarations in /dist-types. The bundle can be included in an HTML file to load the component.

Use as an Angular component

Coming soon...

NPM

This component is available on npm at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@google/workflow-graph. To install it, run npm install @google/workflow-graph or yarn install @google/workflow-graph.

Example

HTML Integration in an Angular app

<ai-dag-scaffold>
    <ai-dag-toolbar [nodes]="graphSpec.nodes" [(expanded)]="expandedMode" />
    <ai-dag-renderer
        [nodes]="graphSpec.nodes"
        [edges]="graphSpec.edges"
        [collapsedArtifacts]="!expandedMode"
        [(selectedNode)]="selectedNode" />
</ai-dag-scaffold>

Web Component integration in any framework

This component can be built and bundled as a Web Component, which makes it reusable in a variety of stacks. A full, working example can be found here. An example repo is available that shows how this component can be used in React and Typescript.

Next steps

  • [x] Create a release script and deploy Web Component artifacts (bundle, CSS, typings) to NPM.
  • [ ] Validate usage as an Angular library, improve documentation
  • [ ] Improve code structure
  • [x] Bump Angular and Angular Material versions to latest

Disclaimer

This is not an officially supported Google product.

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npm i @google/workflow-graph

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0.1.2

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