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I know it’s wrong, but it’s in muscle memory already.
one["Some value {100}"]
two["Other value {200}"]
computation["Sum is {first + second}"]
one--first-->computation
two--second-->computationI definitely would give the computation beta a try. My use case would be just "more visual Excel".
It's important that the nodes can also have non-formulae content, e.g.
salary["Salary<br/>`${1500}` €"]
Interested in seeing how you have implemented referencing the inputs.
Edit: You answered the last question with the video. Looks interesting, but having to add one extra node for the variable declaration feels cumbersome.
Edit 2: What if the outputs of the nodes could be named with text in the links?
Some immediate feedback:
- ability to name the node ID, because now the Mermaid output is hard to read and edit
- more shapes (diamond, circle, etc.)
- text on connection
- shortcut to connect with a node after one is staged for connection (didn't find one at least)
- ability to select connections with keyboard
- shortcut to delete the selected connection (now you need to click Disconnect, the shift+delete doesn't seem to work)
The layout gives me Excel vibes: what if these nodes could export values and do computation? Like, the Apple Income Statement example, but dynamic. This combined with an ability to export a snapshot as a Mermaid diagram, it would be great to explain business cases, etc.
How do you integrate to Microsoft products?
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