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Adding a simple API to Nodify #36
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Hi @miroiu |
Hi @ankitsatapara07 , I'm not actively working on this anymore, although, I may reconsider it in the future. I know it would be really useful to have something like this implemented, and I want it to be generic enough to cover a wide range of use cases. That turns out to be difficult, and there's also a tradeoff on the ease of use. I guess you can use it as an inspiration for now. |
📝 Description of the Change
This PR aims to reduce the boilerplate and simplify the way node editors are built. There will be a new library called Nodifier which comes with view model abstractions for the existing controls and binds those to the views
using Stylet.There will also be an example built on top of Nodifier and possibly a reusable toolkit.
🐛 Possible Drawbacks
Dependency on Stylet for the new library.The new library may be too restrictive (not being able to customize Nodify the same way you would by using it directly).
The codebase is getting larger.
Notes
A separate NuGet package will be generated for Nodifier.
I may consider moving the new library into its own repo.
Please let me know if you have any ideas for a better library name.
Things to consider: