FossFLOW is a powerful, open-source Progressive Web App (PWA) for creating beautiful isometric diagrams. Built with React and the Isoflow (Now forked and published to NPM as fossflow) library, it runs entirely in your browser with offline support.
- π FOSSFLOW_TODO.md - Current issues and roadmap with codebase mappings, most gripes are with the isoflow library itself.
- π€ CONTRIBUTORS.md - How to contribute to the project.
- Import Your Own Icons - Upload custom icons (PNG, JPG, SVG) to use in your diagrams
- Automatic Scaling - Icons are automatically scaled to consistent sizes for professional appearance
- Isometric/Flat Toggle - Choose whether imported icons appear as 3D isometric or flat 2D
- Smart Persistence - Custom icons are saved with diagrams and work across all storage methods
- Icon Resources - Find free icons at:
- Iconify Icon Sets - Thousands of free SVG icons
- Flaticon Isometric Icons - High-quality isometric icon packs
- Persistent Storage - Diagrams saved to server filesystem, persist across browser sessions
- Multi-device Access - Access your diagrams from any device when using Docker deployment
- Automatic Detection - UI automatically shows server storage when available
- Overwrite Protection - Confirmation dialog when saving with duplicate names
- Docker Integration - Server storage enabled by default in Docker deployments
- Configurable Hotkeys - Three profiles (QWERTY, SMNRCT, None) for tool selection with visual indicators
- Advanced Pan Controls - Multiple pan methods including empty area drag, middle/right click, modifier keys (Ctrl/Alt), and keyboard navigation (Arrow/WASD/IJKL)
- Toggle Connector Arrows - Option to show/hide arrows on individual connectors
- Persistent Tool Selection - Connector tool remains active after creating connections
- Settings Dialog - Centralized configuration for hotkeys and pan controls
- Automated Docker Builds - GitHub Actions workflow for automatic Docker Hub deployment on commits
- Multi-architecture Support - Docker images for both
linux/amd64
andlinux/arm64
- Pre-built Images - Available at
stnsmith/fossflow:latest
- Single repository for both library and application
- NPM Workspaces for streamlined dependency management
- Unified build process with
npm run build
at the root
- Fixed Quill editor toolbar icons display issue
- Resolved React key warnings in context menus
- Improved markdown editor styling
- π¨ Isometric Diagramming - Create stunning 3D-style technical diagrams
- πΎ Auto-Save - Your work is automatically saved every 5 seconds
- π± PWA Support - Install as a native app on Mac and Linux
- π Privacy-First - All data stored locally in your browser
- π€ Import/Export - Share diagrams as JSON files
- π― Session Storage - Quick save without dialogs
- π Offline Support - Work without internet connection
- ποΈ Server Storage - Optional persistent storage when using Docker (enabled by default)
Go to https://stan-smith.github.io/FossFLOW/
# Using Docker Compose (recommended - includes persistent storage)
docker compose up
# Or run directly from Docker Hub with persistent storage
docker run -p 80:80 -v $(pwd)/diagrams:/data/diagrams stnsmith/fossflow:latest
Server storage is enabled by default in Docker. Your diagrams will be saved to ./diagrams
on the host.
To disable server storage, set ENABLE_SERVER_STORAGE=false
:
docker run -p 80:80 -e ENABLE_SERVER_STORAGE=false stnsmith/fossflow:latest
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/stan-smith/FossFLOW
cd FossFLOW
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Build the library (required first time)
npm run build:lib
# Start development server
npm run dev
Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser.
This is a monorepo containing two packages:
packages/fossflow-lib
- React component library for drawing network diagrams (built with Webpack)packages/fossflow-app
- Progressive Web App for creating isometric diagrams (built with RSBuild)
# Development
npm run dev # Start app development server
npm run dev:lib # Watch mode for library development
# Building
npm run build # Build both library and app
npm run build:lib # Build library only
npm run build:app # Build app only
# Testing & Linting
npm test # Run tests
npm run lint # Check for linting errors
# Publishing
npm run publish:lib # Publish library to npm
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Add Items:
- Press the "+" button on the top right menu, the library of components will appear on the left
- Drag and drop components from the library onto the canvas
- Or right-click on the grid and select "Add node"
-
Connect Items: Use connectors to show relationships
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Save Your Work:
- Quick Save - Saves to browser session
- Export - Download as JSON file
- Import - Load from JSON file
- Session Storage: Temporary saves cleared when browser closes
- Export/Import: Permanent storage as JSON files
- Auto-Save: Automatically saves changes every 5 seconds to session
We welcome contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTORS.md for guidelines.
- ISOFLOW_ENCYCLOPEDIA.md - Comprehensive guide to the codebase
- ISOFLOW_TODO.md - Current issues and roadmap
- CONTRIBUTORS.md - Contributing guidelines
MIT