Rob Howard

We solved this with a block controller that owns how parent/child relationships get setup, e.g. what children can snap to what parent and some parents are 'decision' types. And, my...

Sure, @johndkn - hopefully I can explain it in a way that makes sense :) We created a "blockBase" that wraps flowly. For example, it manages an internal array of...

Just my $0.02 on this as we have this in production now: An action, such as "text message replied to" can evaluate to true or false. We're finding that in...

Hi @laura040796 unfortunately my version of flowy is pretty much completely re-written, so I'm not sure how much help the code would be. But I can tell you how it...

@jhaineymilevis unfortunately it's pretty much been re-written from the original flowy at this point. What are you trying to solve for?

Well, I got this to work. I've been slowly going through and updating/refactoring the code. In this case I used some of the above logic for deleteBlock. However, I've bypassed...

I'm happy to share what I've done. I also now have zoom in/out working along with insert/remove for single blocks. The Yes/No is specific to my use case where the...

This should work -- I've changed the code so much as this point from the original source that I'm not 100% sure though: document.querySelector('.selectedblock').querySelector('.blockid').value

All that function does is determine how many children the current block has. Here is the function if it helps at all: ` // ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── // │ Returns the count...

Note, we would identify the desired behavior as an attribute of the block itself (not something exposed in the UX). So, when given to our BlockManager the dragged block can...