Org Chart Editor

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Org Chart Editor

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Last edited Feb 7, 2020

Created on Feb 6, 2020

This org chart editor displays a hierarchical tree of employee nodes with color-coded depth levels, supporting interactive editing of names, titles, and comments. Users can create or delete nodes, change relationships through draggable links, and edit properties via the inspector panel. The visualization uses the GoJS diagramming library, with a custom TreeLayout arrangement and a modified commitNodes function to apply linear gradient strokes based on tree depth. The code includes undo/redo management and clears boss information when nodes or links are removed.

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