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tinkerspy / Automaton

Reactive State Machine Framework for Arduino
https://github.com/tinkerspy/Automaton/wiki
MIT License
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Graphwiz #67

Open mnolletti69 opened 5 years ago

mnolletti69 commented 5 years ago

Hi, the code and the web Machine Editor is really cool. Please consider to add to the editor an automatic generated state machine picture. It should be very easy with https://www.graphviz.org/. Many thanks.

tinkerspy commented 5 years ago

Sounds cool, but I doubt I'll have the time.

The source is available on Github so you could give it a go yourself...

Mike58501 commented 5 years ago

mnoletti69,

No offense ... but since you suggested how easy it would be ... is it possible you would be ambitious enough to volunteer. Look at it this way ... you would gain even more proficiency at the "easy" presentation tool. I can't speak for tinkerspy but he might help out with your contribution on small portions of it ... when defining & using abbreviations etc.

mnolletti69 commented 5 years ago

Thank you, for your reply.

I'm the CEO of a small company and at the moment I spend all the free time for this project.

I appretiate the quality of your Automaton and give you an idea on how to improve it.

Try to past the following code (atm_button states) on the following link http://www.webgraphviz.com/ and look at the result:

digraph G {  IDLE -> LIDLE  IDLE -> LWAIT  IDLE -> AUTO_ST  WAIT -> PRESSED  WAIT -> IDLE  PRESSED -> REPEAT  PRESSED -> RELEASE  REPEAT -> REPEAT  REPEAT -> RELEASE  RELEASE -> IDLE  LIDLE -> LWAIT  LWAIT -> LPRESSED  LWAIT -> LIDLE  LPRESSED -> LRELEASE  LPRESSED -> WRELEASE  LRELEASE -> LIDLE  WRELEASE -> LIDLE  AUTO_ST -> IDLE }

All you have to do is to generate the DOT text file (likewise your xml inline code), pass it to an executable (or an PHP function) on the web server (server side) and link the generated image.

If you search on the web you will find a lot code using Graphwiz (note that I have nothing to do with the developers).

For the moment I cannot help you anymore.

Kind regards

    Marco

PS I'm aware that depending on your webserver facilities, running an executable could be a pain.

Il 18/04/2019 16:44, Mike Walsh ha scritto:

mnoletti69,

No offense ... but since you suggested how easy it would be ... is it possible you would be ambitious enough to volunteer. Look at it this way ... you would gain even more proficiency at the "easy" presentation tool. I can't speak for tinkerspy but he might help out with your contribution on small portions of it ... when defining & using abbreviations etc.

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tinkerspy commented 5 years ago

"I'm the CEO of a small company and at the moment I spend all the free time for this project."

Hmm, know what you mean. I'm the CTO for two small companies, have an almost full time job on the side, a hobby project crying for completion and on top of that I'm packing for a family holiday.

Thatnks for your suggestion, it looks promising! I hope to get around to it.

klaudiusz223 commented 5 years ago

Hi, Here is simple solution using XSLT (PoC). Tested only with few machines. https://gist.github.com/klaudiusz223/006b1e61aefa9ad913bc4a3346985f05 How to test this: Use this website https://www.freeformatter.com/xsl-transformer.html#ad-output put ATML definition into XML Input put XSLT definition (given above) into XSL Input push Transform XSL in new window

take result and put here https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline/

Atm_player example https://tinyurl.com/yyfvtl3y