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## Questions
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#### Why didn’t I render the nodes as SVG's?
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Because its vastly better to render nodes as standard HTML so that we can embed input controls and not have
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to deal with the complexities of trying to get SVG to work like we want it to. I also created this primarily to embed into
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enterprise applications where the nodes themselves are highly interactive with buttons and other controls that cave when I try to use SVG.
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#### Why Typescript?
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Because it can transpile into any level of ECMA Script, and the library got really complicated, so I ported it to Typescript
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to accommodate the heavy architectural changes I was starting to make. <3 Type Script
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#### How do I make my own elements?
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Take a look at the __defaults__ directory, with specific attention to the __DefaultNodeWidget__
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That being said, the defaults directory is an EXAMPLE of how you can create your own elements. A number of people want to use the defaults as is, which is cool, but is recommended to create your own base node like the onw you see
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#### How do I use the library?
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Take a look at the demo folders, they have simple and complex examples of the complete usage.
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A good example of a real-world example is Demo 5
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