MindMup is a zero-friction mind map canvas. Our aim is to create the most productive mind mapping environment out there, removing all the distractions and providing powerful editing shortcuts.
This project is the JavaScript visualisation portion of MindMup. It provides a canvas for users to create and edit
mind maps in a browser. You can see an example of this live at mindmup.com, or play with the library directly in the browser using test/index.html from this project..
This project is relatively stand alone and you can use it to create a nice mind map visualisation separate from the MindMup Server.
#Using MAPJS in your projects
Use mindmup-mapjs.min.js from the dist folder. This includes no third-party scripts, so make sure you're including the dependencies separately as well.
Grab the module
npm install mindmup-mapjs
Export the library with all the dependencies into a single file for your browser
browserify -r mindmup-mapjs > mapjs.js
You can now include MAPJS into HTML files simply by using
var MAPJS = require('mindmup-mapjs')
#Testing
To run the unit tests, execute
npm test
To debug and try things out visually, grab the dependencies using:
npm run pretest
Then open test/index.html in a browser.
#Dependencies
This library depends on the following projects:
They are automatically downloaded using NPM and can be converted to a single file, lib/dependencies.js using the following command:
npm run pretest
If you don't yet have the (required) grunt executable on your path, you can get one as follows:
sudo npm install -g grunt-cli