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This example shows an interactive flowchart generator where users input flowchart syntax into a textarea and press a button to render the diagram. The visualization uses the flowchart.js library to parse the text and draw the chart onto an SVG canvas, while D3.js (v5) handles DOM manipulation to create the input interface and dashboard layout. The code defines flow states like "past", "current", and "future" with custom colors and styles, and includes click handlers for subroutines that trigger alerts. It integrates Raphael for SVG rendering, jQuery for event handling, and custom CSS for end-element styling.

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