# bpmn-python Project for creating a Python library that allows to import/export BPMN diagram (as an XML file) and provides a simple visualization capabilities
Project structure * bpmn_python - main module of project, includes all source code * tests - unit tests for package * examples - examples of XML files used in tests * docs - documentation for package
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