PyFlow

PyFlow is an open-source graph-structured interactive Python development tool

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Check out this quick video comparing features between Pyflow to Jupyter:

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Community

Join our Discord to beta-test features, share your ideas, contribute or just to have a chat with us.

Features

• Create blocks of code in which you can edit and run Python code

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• Move and resize blocks on an infinite 2D plane

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• Link blocks to highlight dependencies, Pyflow will then automatically run your blocks in the correct order

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• Convert your Jupyter notebooks to Pyflow graphs and vice versa

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Installation

Make sure you have Python 3 installed. You can download it from here

Install PyFlow

Using pip:

pip install byc-pyflow

Run PyFlow

python -m pyflow

See SHORTCUTS.md for a better experience.

Contributing

If you are interested in contributing to the project, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

You can also join our Discord to get in touch with us.

License

See LICENSE