Directory Structure

In this project, the Core implementations such as geometry processing and node graphs are managed by the @nodi/core module, and managed by the @nodi/web module, which is available on the web.

.├── core: @nodi/core└── web: @nodi/web

@nodi/core

@nodi/core is a collection of reusable implementations that are referenced by other packages, and It manages core implementations such as geometry processing and node graphs.

├─ preprocess: Scripts to automate the creation of Node class dictionary objects, etc.├─ src|   ├─ data: Type information for data handled by nodes and implementation of DataTree│   ├─ io: Classes to manage Nodi IO│   ├─ lib: Libraries that are not supported by npm (vrbnurbs)│   ├─ math│       ├── geometry: Geometric representation classes and implementations of various geometric operations│       ├─ misc: Utility implementations│       ├─ primitive: Basic classes for complex numbers, NDomain, etc.　│   ├─ misc: Interface and event definitions, etc.│   ├─ nodes: Class files for all nodes│   ├─ preview: Implementation for preview├─ test: Test code by jest├─ types: Type definition file├─ wasm: WebAssembly module by Rust

@nodi/web

@nodi/web uses NuxtJS as its main framework.

Basically, we follow the structure of NuxtJS, but However, it should be noted that we are developing the implementation of the node-based editor part in a state that is separated from Vue as much as possible.

This is because we intend to modularize the node-based editor part in the future, so that it can be run on a different application.

.├─ assets│   ├─ images: Image material│   ├─ json: Text to manage node descriptions, etc.│   ├─ styles: Style files│   └─ scripts|       ├─ editor: Editor UI implementation|       ├─ service: Implementation for services such as project and user management|       └─ viewer: Viewer UI implementation├─ components├─ pages.. (Others are basically in accordance with NuxtJS structure, so omitted)