How is v2 / vue3 coming along?

[adrianrudnik]

Hi there, just tried the v1 with Vue 3 and was also struck by the panning/zooming-issue and tried to v2 branch, but the docs are not yet there and I could not find any working example. Do you have any vague timeline for the nice approach I can see with v2?

[newcat]

I'd say v2 is about 95% complete, at least regarding the initial release (I have more features planned but they'll be released after the initial release). I am planning to release an official beta with some more documentation in the coming weeks. For now, you can try out the new version by installing @baklavajs/core@next (same for the other packages). The documentation can be found here: https://v2.baklava.tech/

[adrianrudnik]

Hey, that sounds awesome. I will try the new version later the upcoming week, thank you for the hint.

A side question though, as I only work with the visual part for a task based flow (one input to whatever), not the processing/engine: Coming from the current exported format, there is no direct indication if a nodes[].interfaces is an input or output correct? Trying to parse it with something else, not the baklava engine, seems to be a bit tricky here. Anything I'm missing or is it possible to expose additional details in the export?

Anyway, great work, I would love to see v2 and vue3. Mayber consider adding your lib to https://github.com/vuejs/awesome-vue for some traction!

[newcat]

First of all: thank you for the generous donation! There is a way to add data to a save state (although it is not yet documented) using hooks or by subclassing and overriding the save and load methods, as the AdvancedNode does it for example. But in v2 this is not neccessary anymore for your usecase, as the new INodeState now has both an inputs, as well as an outputs property.