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There are parallel nodes in flowchart.js. And I think it will be easy to bind it in pyflowchart. Just add a subclass from Node. You can PR to do this....

A basic example: ```python >>> from pyflowchart import * >>> class ParallelNode(Node): ... node_type = 'parallel' ... def __init__(self, name: str): ... super().__init__() ... self.node_name = f'pl{self.id}' ... self.node_text =...

Please do describe your issue, offer your inputted python source code and command executed, as well, without which I cannot even guess what's wrong with this generated mess.

And how would you express try-except statements in a flowchart? AFAIK, I’m afraid that there’s not a standard or well-known pattern for errors handling in flowcharts. So show me a...

@nikhiltree > > **Diagram Code** : > op2=>operation: try: > print(x) > except: > print('An exception occurred') > > > **Actual Graph** >  I guess it’s...

say, an example: ```py foo = get_foo() try: c = foo.read() print(c) except: print("failed") foo.close() ``` to express it in a flowchart, my options are: 1. as your illustration, missing...

Thanks, I will do further research on it later, maybe later this month. And I guess a refactor is required to implement this feature (the early design of this lib...

Thanks for your plan. Just feel free to begin your work with following things noticed: 1. how to install the js environment in different platforms (Linux, macOS, Windows) 2. npm...

> Hi - I have a Jupyter demo that wraps `flowchart.js` as a Jupyter widget (there may be better ways of packaging things...) and uses IPython magic to render code...

I am sorry but a multi-branch condition node is not yet supported by the depended flowchart.js. See https://github.com/adrai/flowchart.js/issues/60 and https://github.com/adrai/flowchart.js/issues/101 . So pyflowchart will be unable to deal with your...