jsPlumb provides a means for a developer to visually connect elements on their web pages. It uses SVG and runs on all browsers from IE9 and later.
The final version of jsPlumb to support IE8 was 1.7.10. You can still get 1.7.10 from a tag, if you need it.
If you're new to jsPlumb, please do take the time to read the documentation. There are a few integration issues that you should be aware of: z-index needs special attention, for example.
This project is the 'Community Edition' of jsPlumb. The 'Toolkit Edition' is a commercially licenses wrapper around this.
This project is not the correct place to report issues for the Toolkit edition. The Toolkit is not a public project.
At any time there is a built version in the dist directory, which contains the concatenated and minified files, as well
as a full set of demos and tests, and there is a version under development in src. If taking something that is working
and adapting it for your needs is what you want to do, use the files in the dist directory. If you need to work
directly with the version in development - maybe there's a bug fix you need or whatever - you need the files in the
src directory.
Note that the demos in the demos directory are always pointing at the current development version, and therefore have
a long list of imports.
jsPlumb uses GitHub's issue tracker for enhancements and bugs. But please do check the Google Group before posting an issue, particularly if you're just asking a question.
No external dependencies.
Links to various demonstrations can be found here.
Documentation can be found in the doc folder of the project, or you can view it online here.
API documentation is in the apidoc folder of the project, and online here.
- Bezier curve functions:
https://github.com/sporritt/jsBezier
- Simple geometry functions:
https://github.com/jsplumb/biltong
- Drag+drop:
https://github.com/jsplumb/katavorio
- Events:
https://github.com/jsplumb/mottle
There is a full suite of unit tests checked in to the test and dist/test directories.
The Twitter account for this project is jsplumblib
..but of course things fall through the cracks with Twitter. So maybe use this instead:
Sign up for the jsPlumb announcements mailing list here.
All 1.x.x and 2.x.x versions of jsPlumb Community edition are dual-licensed under both MIT and GPLv2.