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How to export using graphviz?
I have a complicated state chart. It's hard to visualize with the default visualization. Is there an automated export to graphviz?
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What is the library for doing the chart layout?
Is it using Graphviz or something under the covers?
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Chart Generation
It would be useful for me to generate statecharts as a git pre-commit hook. SVG would be ideal so the chart can be easily committed back into git. Is this currently possible and if not is anyone working on a tool? Also +1 for a Visual Code Extention
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Autocomplete links on site do not work
When you click on links from the Algolia autocomplete search control, you are taken to a URL with an extra /docs in the path which results in a broken link. If you remove the duplicated path, the link works. Repro 1. Go to https://xstate.js.org …
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"Landing page"
Hi! I've been toying with the idea of adding a few live demos of statecharts to the front page. Perhaps the Flickr search or a login flow, but I'm a bit hesitant because developers who visit will often have opinions on how search should work or how login screens should work, and…
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Condition states
A concerned citizen opened an issue to notify me that the term "junction state" was missing from the glossary. And just this week I got around to writing some words about junctions, or condition states. Give it a read, and let me know what you think. I added a larger "usage"…
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Statecharts at 1
https://statecharts.github.io is 1 year old! 🎉🎉🎉 Last holiday season I had a few days' vacation left over, and I found the time to build a website dedicated to statecharts. The first rough cut was publicized in a humble tweet on the 27th of…
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Introductory website
This thread originates from a discussion with Erik on how to best introduce statecharts. This is a large subject, and this thread is more focused on possible improvements which could be brought to the existing website https://statecharts.github.io/. I reproduce excerpts of our…
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Using FizzBuzz to explain guards, internal events, etc.
I just completed (and linked up) the second FizzBuzz adventure. https://statecharts.github.io/fizzbuzz-actions-internal-events.html The main difference from "part 1" is that it splits the problem itself up into four separate problems (fizz, buzz, fizzbuzz, digit) and solves each…
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