react-flow VS dag

Not sure if this is useful or fit your needs. I found out on the discord (https://discord.com/channels/457912077277855764/1078272116916494366) that ReactFlow for Svelte is in the works. https://github.com/wbkd/react-flow/discussions/2971

If you want something in react - https://github.com/wbkd/react-flow

And, with 12k stars on Github and an average weekly download of 161k, it's popular among devs. It has extensive community support that allows it to be maintained, thus giving users a long time assurance and scalability.

I recall coming across a GPT-3 "flow" application - it was a GUI where you could create prompts and inputs, then link them together to create a "chain". It reminded me of react-flow in the way that it looked.

One of the hardest parts when I was creating this service was trying to figure out how to display the workflow on the page. I figured though that the more I could use default functionality in Angular (i.e. *ngFor) and CSS (i.e. flexbox), the better. That’s the reasoning behind the dagModel$ observable being a two dimensional array. This made it so that all that I needed to do to output the model was to nest an *ngFor loop inside another *ngFor loop. The first loop outputs each row in the model, working from top down. The second loop outputs the columns, from left to right. You can see a detailed example of this in the demo app in the repository.