A development tool to chart application flows, then implement them in code
by mattpocockTypeScript
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Description Introduced ` \s, \t, \n`, just an example you can filter whatever you want). Requirements [x] Can adapt to whatever layout it is placed in [ ] Is flexible: grows with its text-content. (Note: this kinda works, still i have to figure out a way to do the proper calculations of size so it does not bugout, if too much text is placed the algorithm starts adding extra lines of text) PS: The way this components expands is simple. It just calculates how many characters('a' <--- a character) can be placed inside the current input width based on the current font size, then it just does a division to know how many lines the current text should take(its just an estimation, thats why there is problems. Maybe someone who knows maths better than me can figure this out haha; im sure it is not that complicated anyways ill still look at way to do this) @mattpocock @ezhikov (I'm tagging you guys bc maybe you'll know better)
Repository: mattpocock/sextant. Description: A development tool to chart application flows, then implement them in code Stars: 177, Forks: 5. Primary language: TypeScript. Languages: TypeScript (90.4%), Handlebars (5%), HTML (2.7%), JavaScript (1.9%), CSS (0.1%). Homepage: https://docs.sextant.tools Open PRs: 0, open issues: 5. Last activity: 5y ago. Community health: 28%. Top contributors: mattpocock, mwarger.