The goal of Nodable is to provide an original hybrid source code editor, using both textual and nodal paradigms.

In Nodable, the textual and nodal points of views are strongly linked, in both ways:

• A change to the source code will update the graph.
• A change to the graph will update the source code.

More information about this project on my website.

Hardware:

• a 64 bits architecture

Software:

• Operating Systems:
  • Windows (tested under Windows 10)
  • Linux (tested under Ubuntu 20.04)
  • MacOS 10.9+ (tested under Ubuntu 10.13)
• Libraries
  • Require opengl which is usually preinstalled under macOS and Windows, under Linux install mesa (ex. for Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install libegl1-mesa)

Disclaimer: Nodable is a prototype, do not expect too much from it.

Download binaries from Releases section.

Requirements:

• Build system:
  • CMake 3.14+
  • A C++11 compatible build system
• Libraries
  • Require opengl which is usually preinstalled under macOS and Windows, under Linux install mesa (ex. for Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install libegl1-mesa)

Below, are all the commands to clone, configure, build nodable from sources.

git clone --branch v0.9 https://github.com/berdal84/Nodable.git --recurse-submodules
cd Nodable
cmake . -B cmake-build-there
cmake --build cmake-build-there --config Release --target install

After that you must see a new folder out containing a folder app, inside there is all you need to run Nodable. On Windows execute: nodable.exe, on Linux and macOS run ./nodable. (On Linux you might have to add execution flag to the file: chmod +x ./nodable

Few details about the commands above:

• --recurse-submodules is important when cloning since nodable need other git repositories to be built.
• --branch v<major>.<minor>.<patch> is to target a specific tag, it is recommended to get a stable version. You can try a more recent if you wish.
• --target install is to create a clean out/app directory with only necessary files to run the software.

Nodable is licensed under the GPL License, see LICENSE.txt for more information.

Each submodule is licensed, browse libs/ folder.

Nodable is developped by @berdal84

*: Even if I do not depend on it yet, I must cite RTTR since I am taking a lot of ideas from it in order to use it in the future without requiring too much changes.