GraphDoc is a web-application that has been developed by Sander van Essel as part of an internship for the Maastricht Law & Tech Lab, which is part of Maastricht University, The Netherlands.
The goal of this application is to aid users in visually constructing Docassemble interview configuration files.
The demo is available at https://maastrichtlawtech.github.io/graphdoc/.
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The interview constructed in the above screenshot results in the following generated Docassemble interview configuration file:
question: Start
subquestion: |
walk or bus?
continue button field: walk_or_bus
---
question: Question
subquestion: |
is it raining?
field: is_raining
buttons:
- "No"
- "Yes"
---
question: Notice
subquestion: |
take an umbrella
continue button field: notice_take_umbrella
---
event: end_bus
question: End
subquestion: |
take the bus
---
event: end_walk
question: End
subquestion: |
take a walk
---
mandatory: True
code: |
walk_or_bus
if is_raining == 'Yes':
notice_take_umbrella
end_bus
if is_raining == 'No':
end_walkThe recommended method for installing GraphDoc on a server is using Docker.
First clone the repositry and navigate with the command line to the destination folder.
git clone https://github.com/maastrichtlawtech/graphdoc
cd graphdoc
Next, build the container
docker build -t graphdoc ./
Then run the container on the desired port, which is 80 by default.
docker run graphdoc --name graphdoc -p 80:80
To manually install GraphDoc, you are required to have atleast npm installed. It does not require a webserver, however this is recommended.
First clone the repositry and navigate with the command line to the destination folder.
git clone https://github.com/maastrichtlawtech/graphdoc
cd graphdoc
Next, install the npm dependencies and build the files using npm
npm install
npm run build
The built package is located at ./dist. This folder can be served using any webserver, like http-server:
npx http-server dist
Alternatively, the index.html file in the dist folder (dist/index.html) can be opened using a webbrowser from the file explorer.
See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (Apache 2.0).