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https://github.com/learn-anything/react-mindmap

React component for MindNode maps
https://github.com/learn-anything/react-mindmap

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React component for MindNode maps

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# React Mindmap [UNMAINTAINED]

> React component for [MindNode](https://mindnode.com/) maps (or other mindmaps)

**This project is no longer maintained. The component is still usable, but if you find any problem or if you want to improve it, please fork it.**

## Install

`npm install react-mindmap --save`

## Usage

```js
import { Component } from "react";
import { render } from "react-dom";
import MindMap from "react-mindmap";
import { nodes, connections } from "./my-map.json";

class Example extends Component {
render() {
return (

);
}
}

render(
,
document.getElementById("target")
);
```

![img](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/learn-anything/react-mindmap/master/screenshot.png)

## Testing

To test this repository run these commands

```
git clone https://github.com/learn-anything/react-mindmap
cd react-mindmap
npm install && npm run test
```

and connect to http://localhost:3000/

## Parser

This repo also has a parser that automates the conversion of JSON maps from MindNode
to the format used by this component. To use it run:

```
npm run parse path/to/mindnode/maps path/to/converted/maps
```

## Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
| --------------- | :-----: | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| **nodes** | Array | [] | Array of objects used to render nodes. |
| **connections** | Array | [] | Array of objects used to render connections. |
| **subnodes** | Array | [] | Array of objects used to render subnodes. |
| **editable** | Boolean | false | Enable editor mode, which allows to move around nodes. |

### nodes

Array of objects used to render nodes. Below an example of the node structure.

```json
{
"text": "python",
"url": "http://www.wikiwand.com/en/Python_(programming_language)",
"fx": -13.916222252976013,
"fy": -659.1641376795345,
"category": "wiki",
"note": ""
}
```

The possible attributes are:

- **text**: title of the node
- **url**: url contained in the node
- **fx** and **fy**: coordinates (if not present they'll be generated)
- **category**: category used to generate an emoji
- **note**: note that will be visible on hover

### connections

Array of objects used to render connections. Below an example of the connection
structure.

```json
{
"source": "python",
"target": "basics",
"curve": {
"x": -43.5535,
"y": 299.545
}
}
```

The possible attributes are:

- **source**: title of the node where the connection starts
- **target**: title of the node where the connection ends
- **curve.x** and **curve.y**: coordinates of the control point of a quadratic bezier curve
(if not specified the connection will be straight)

### subnodes

Array of objects used to render subnodes. The structure is the same as for nodes
with two additional attributes:

- **parent**: title of the parent node
- **color**: used for the margin color, needs to be a valid CSS color

## Styling

Here's a list of all CSS classes for styling:

- **.mindmap-svg**: main `svg` element containing the map;
- **.mindmap-node**: `foreignObject` element representing a node;
- **.mindmap-node--editable**: `foreignObject` element representing a node in editor mode;
- **.mindmap-subnode-group-text**: `foreignObject` element containing all subnodes of a given node;
- **.mindmap-subnode-text**: `div` element containing a subnode;
- **.mindmap-connection**: `path` element for each connection;
- **.mindmap-emoji**: `img` tag for emoji