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Thesis Flow

Thesis Flow is a desktop application designed to streamline the "logic mapping" phase of writing scientific papers. It allows researchers to visually structure their arguments using a node-based system, specifically tailored for the academic workflow.

Unlike generic mind-mapping tools, ThesisFlow distinguishes between Questions, Problems, Solutions, and Explanations, and includes built-in fields for managing references per node—ensuring your bibliography aligns perfectly with your logical flow.

🚀 Key Features

  • Logic Tree Visualization: Drag-and-drop canvas to map out the flow of your paper dynamically.
  • Scientific Node Types: 4 distinct color-coded nodes for rapid identification:
    • 🟦 Question: Research questions, hypotheses, or objectives.
    • 🟧 Problem: Research gaps, issues, or challenges in current literature.
    • 🟩 Solution: Methodologies, proposed models, algorithms, or results.
    • Explanation: Theoretical background, definitions, or analysis.
  • Reference Management: Each node stores a specific list of references, keeping your citations organized by argument context.
  • Dynamic Linking: Connect nodes with directional arrows to visualize the "cause and effect" or "problem and solution" relationship.
  • Lightweight: Built with Python (Tkinter), requiring no heavy installation or external dependencies.

🛠️ Tech Stack

  • Language: Python 3.10+
  • GUI Framework: Tkinter (Standard Python Library)

📦 How to Run

  1. Clone the Repository

    git clone [https://github.com/DerzaAndreas/ThesisFlow.git](https://github.com/DerzaAndreas/ThesisFlow.git)
    cd ThesisFlow
  2. Run the Application Since Tkinter is included with standard Python installations, you typically do not need to install requirements.txt. Just run:

    python main.py

🎮 Usage Guide

  1. Add Node: Right-click anywhere on the canvas to select a node type (Question, Problem, Solution, Explanation).
  2. Edit Content: Double-click any node to open the editor. You can add the main argument text and a list of references (one per line).
  3. Connect Arguments: Right-click a parent node → Select "Connect to..." → Left-click the child node to draw a logic arrow.
  4. Organize: Drag nodes to rearrange your structure; connection lines will update automatically.

🔮 Future Roadmap

  • Save & Load functionality (JSON format).
  • Export tree to Image (PNG/JPG).
  • Dark Mode support.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for features or improvements, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request.

📝 License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0

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