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About Graphex
Graphex is a visual programming (language) application that allows you to build and execute 'graphs'. Each graph contains 'nodes' that perform different operations in the order created by the user. A fully connected graph is equivalent to a python script (or program).
You do not need any programming knowledge to use Graphex. It was designed to allow anyone to write computer programs (visually) without writing lines of code.
Installation
GraphEx is available in pip via pypi and is recommended to be installed in a virtual environment (venv):
python3 -m pip install mitre-graphex
GraphEx has a built in help menu:
python3 -m graphex -h
You can quickly serve the UI with built-in graph execution via:
python3 -m graphex serve
Then navigate to https://localhost:8080 to get started creating executable graphs!
Documentation
For documentation on Graphex usage please read the offical documentation located at: docs/markdown/index.md.
This documentation can also be reached from inside the Graphex UI itself by navigating to 'Help' -> 'Documentation (Tutorial)' on the menu bar.
Plugins
GraphEx is intended to extended via its built-in plugin system. Plugins enable python3 developers to add custom, encapsulated functionality to GraphEx via nodes and datatypes.
For example, most GraphEx users at the time of this writing experience GraphEx alongside these plugins:
These plugins add hundreds of nodes for configuring and controlling ESXi and its virtual machines, handling SSH and WinRM connections, running/executing and monitoring ansible playbooks and automating browser interaction via playwright. No coding experience is needed to leverage these automation tools! Simply pip install the plugins alongside the core mitre-graphex package:
python3 -m pip install graphex-esxi-utils graphex-webautomation-plugin
Then serve GraphEx and drag the added nodes into your graph to start using them!:
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