Excubo.Blazor.Diagrams
A native-Blazor diagram component library for creating interactive flowcharts, UML, BPMN, and other diagrams.
What is Excubo.Blazor.Diagrams?
Excubo.Blazor.Diagrams is a native-Blazor diagram component library that allows developers to create interactive diagrams such as flowcharts, UML, and BPMN directly within Blazor applications. It solves the problem of integrating complex diagramming functionality into Blazor projects without relying heavily on JavaScript, offering a customizable and extensible framework with a minimal footprint.
Blazor developers building applications that require interactive diagramming features, such as workflow designers, system architecture tools, or process modeling interfaces.
Developers choose Excubo.Blazor.Diagrams for its native Blazor API, extensibility, and minimal JavaScript dependency, making it easy to integrate and customize without sacrificing performance or Blazor's development experience.
Overview
Excubo.Blazor.Diagrams is a native-Blazor diagram component library that enables developers to build interactive diagrams like flowcharts, UML, and BPMN directly within Blazor applications. It provides a fully customizable and extensible framework with a minimal JavaScript footprint, ensuring seamless integration with the Blazor ecosystem.
Key Features
- Interactive Diagram Editing — Add, move, remove nodes and links with support for grouping, panning, and zooming.
- Undo/Redo Support — Built-in undo/redo functionality with keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+Shift+Z).
- Customizable Components — Create custom nodes and links, and modify link shapes and arrows to fit specific needs.
- Node Library — A fully customizable node library for adding new node types with ease.
- Overview Screen — Navigate large diagrams efficiently with an overview screen for better visibility.
- Customizable Background — Style the diagram background with grid lines, colors, or any custom style.
Philosophy
The library emphasizes extensibility and a native Blazor API, ensuring developers feel like they're using Blazor, not a JavaScript library. It maintains minimal JavaScript and CSS, with lazy loading to keep the payload under 10kB, only loading when the component is used.
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