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Generating flowchart for PyPPL
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Flowchart generator for PyPPL.
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2) Flowchart generator We are going to render the flowchart using graphviz. Graphviz can be easily intertated into Python to serve as flowchart generator. After the components are identified, those components can be transmitted into Graphviz and recomposed into new chart. 3) Algorithm evaluation (bonus work). Python does not have such a code-to-flowchart converter. As answered by Jason, one possible way to convert a Python code into a flowchart may be to: Convert the Python code into a C code. Apply doxygen to create UML class diagrams from C source.
Generating flowchart for your pipeline
Hiding some processes from flowchart
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In your configuration:
We have two builtin themes: default and dark:
You can also default your own theme in the configuration:
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Flowchart Generator Python
simple API? I have a set of business rules that can be represented by aflowchart. These rules are stored in a database, and I need to display
them for the end user. It is not a fixed set of rules, the users are
going to change them frequently. I already have a rather difficult GUI
where nodes and links are listed and they can be configured. But the
users want to see this as a visual flowchart too. It would be the best
to have it automatically arranged; or at least open it an editor so they
can move the nodes and see how they are connected.
Is there such thing for Python?
Thanks,
Laszlo