Concore editor

Introduction

Concore Editor is a fork of DHGWorkflow, visual Directed Hypergraph Workflow Composer, finetuned to operate as a frontend for concore.

Key Features of the concore Editor:

Export-import graph as a graphml file. Export graph as JPEG/PNG Undo-Redo Actions Drag Drop Nodes Create Edges easily Bend Edges and many more!

How to use?

• Open concore editor by clicking on https://controlcore-project.github.io/concore-editor/ .

• Click on Upload Directory button and upload the directory containing .graphml files.

• Now, click on the directory which was uploaded and then click on the .graphml to open it in workspace.

• Edit the .graphml as wanted and save it.

• To build the .graphml file, concore fri(server) needs to be switched on. To do so:

First, clone the concore repository from https://github.com/ControlCore-Project/concore.

$ cd concore

$ pip install -r requirements.txt

$ cd fri

$ cd server

$ python main.py

It will start the Flask server.

• After switching on the server, click on the server button in concore editor’s tab bar. You will see all the concore functions appearing there.

• There is an options button which can be seen. It provides the flexibility to take input from user about how a particular study should be build.

  • Checkmark docker checkbox if study to be build as docker image.

  • Checkmark octave checkbox if uploaded graphml contains matplotlib extension and has to be build via octave.

  • Enter the time for which you want the study to debug in maxtime field.

  • Enter customize parameters in params if there are any.

NOTE: The options can be changed only before executing build or clear.

• Last step is to perform concore functions on opened .graphml in order given in below flowchart.

Note: Executing concore functions in different order can result in errors and breakages.