Build gorgeous flow diagrams with Svelvet
Blog post from LogRocket
Svelte is a relatively new JavaScript framework, introduced in 2016, gaining popularity due to its friendly syntax and strong performance despite being newer than frameworks like React and Vue.js. However, it struggles to match the toolset size of its more established counterparts. To bridge this gap, the Svelte community actively develops new tools, such as Svelvet, a component library designed for creating customizable flow diagrams. Svelvet allows users to build interactive node-based diagrams using properties like nodes and edges for rendering, with functionality analogous to React Flow. The library enables the creation of flowcharts with features like customizable dimensions, background settings, and interactive capabilities such as node movement, zooming, and panning. Though Svelvet is not as feature-rich as React Flow yet, it remains a promising tool for building visually appealing diagrams in Svelte, with plans to enhance its customization and error-handling capabilities in the future.