> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://emotiv.gitbook.io/emotivbci-node-red-toolbox/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://emotiv.gitbook.io/emotivbci-node-red-toolbox/example-flows.md).

# Example flows

Node-RED supports an open source community which means you can find, edit and use flows and nodes that others have created and you can share ones you have made.

To access existing nodes and flows using EMOTIV, visit the [Node-RED Library](https://flows.nodered.org/?sort=rating\&term=emotiv\&num_pages=1) and search for “EMOTIV”. Here you can also search for additional nodes and flows that you can connect your Emotiv-BCI nodes to.<br>

To **import a node or flow** from the Library into your instance of Node-RED.

1. **Open** the node or flow from the Library
2. **Select** all the code and **copy** the json code to your clipboard
3. From the menu inside Node-RED, select **Import > Clipboard**
4. **Paste** the json code and select to add to current flow or new flow
5. Select **Import**

You can share your own nodes and flows in the [Node-RED Library](https://flows.nodered.org/?num_pages=1). We look forward to seeing what the community builds with EMOTIV!<br>


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