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  Name: freeplane-and-yaml
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- Version: 0.1.3
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  Summary: A tool to convert YAML files to Freeplane MM format
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  Home-page: https://github.com/romilly/freeplane-and-yaml
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  Author: Romilly Cocking
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  A Python tool that converts YAML files into Freeplane mind maps. This allows you to generate mind maps programmatically from structured YAML data.
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- The YAML file can be created using [Claude AI](https://claude.ai/chat/). A suitable prompt is given [below](#converting-documents-to-mind-maps-using-claude-ai).
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+ The YAML file can be created using [Claude AI](https://claude.ai/chat/).
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+ A suitable prompt is given [below](https://github.com/romilly/freeplane-and-yaml?tab=readme-ov-file#converting-documents-to-yaml-using-claude-ai).
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  You can read about how it got written using AI on [medium](https://medium.com/@romillyc/build-your-own-mind-map-tools-with-ai-b193564f2464?sk=b353aa7d16d6412e4aae8f3eab0ec554).
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  ## Installation
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  ## Usage
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- Your YAML file should follow this schema:
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  ```json
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- title: "Your Main Topic"
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- children:
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- subtopic1:
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  A Python tool that converts YAML files into Freeplane mind maps. This allows you to generate mind maps programmatically from structured YAML data.
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+ The YAML file can be created using [Claude AI](https://claude.ai/chat/).
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+ A suitable prompt is given [below](https://github.com/romilly/freeplane-and-yaml?tab=readme-ov-file#converting-documents-to-yaml-using-claude-ai).
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  You can read about how it got written using AI on [medium](https://medium.com/@romillyc/build-your-own-mind-map-tools-with-ai-b193564f2464?sk=b353aa7d16d6412e4aae8f3eab0ec554).
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  ## Installation
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  ## Usage
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  Name: freeplane-and-yaml
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  Summary: A tool to convert YAML files to Freeplane MM format
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  Home-page: https://github.com/romilly/freeplane-and-yaml
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  Author: Romilly Cocking
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  A Python tool that converts YAML files into Freeplane mind maps. This allows you to generate mind maps programmatically from structured YAML data.
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+ The YAML file can be created using [Claude AI](https://claude.ai/chat/).
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  You can read about how it got written using AI on [medium](https://medium.com/@romillyc/build-your-own-mind-map-tools-with-ai-b193564f2464?sk=b353aa7d16d6412e4aae8f3eab0ec554).
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  ## Installation
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  ## Usage
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- root:
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- title: "Your Main Topic"
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- note: "Optional note for the main topic"
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- children:
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  ### Converting YAML to Mind Map
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  To convert a YAML file to a Freeplane mind map:
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  ```
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- The YAML must conform to these rules:
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  - Must have a root node with a title and at least one child
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  - Each node requires a title
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  - Notes are optional