![]() ![]() Graphs can get really big ( from Gatsby the docs): graphname cluster_legend Legend gatsby Gatsby redux redux namespace cache site/.cache/ public site/public/ siteData site/external data dataSource data sources. Those are specific to this forum and not built into d3-graphviz.This will make graphs work as expected most of the time - small graphs will remain small and big ones will shrink to fit the parent’s box. Growing edges (when they are new in a layer).Fade-in and fade-out of entering and exiting components.Smooth animated transitions between the layers.If d3-graphviz supported layers, this is what you would get. ![]() Here is the javascript (blush) - just add it to the SVG output just before the last line: One ultimate use case is adding an improved version of the javascript to Graphviz’s SVG generator gvrender_core_svg.c as an option or default whenever the input included layers. However if embedding the SVG inside HTML is OK, then those controls are easy. I like buttons & sliders, but they are kind of a pain in SVG. I guess I’m asking what your ultimate use case is. This could be built into the D3 Graphviz Discourse Theme Component that I’m currently developing. ![]() Directly generate the animated transition from the DOT source code in a post here on the forum.A library where the user can supply the DOT source code and gets the SVG rendered and some support functions to easily produce this new functionality, but add their own user interface and build their web own application? This could be built in to d3-graphviz.This could be built into the Graphviz Visual Editor. A stand-alone web application where the user supplies the DOT source code and gets this new functionality.This means the user must prepare the SVG offline (inlcuding embedding the JavaScript) and upload it somewhere and then link to it from somewhere else. serve a self-contained application embedded in the SVG from somewhere. Q3: If you provide the DOT source code, I can give you a hint on what d3-graphviz could provide.ĭo you have a preference for how this should be used? Q2: yes, buttons to play, pause, stop, forward, backward, repeat etc and a slider for speed. My javascript skill is mediocre (at best) and antiquated, so improvements are appreciated. I’ve dusted off some javascript that in theory can be added to any SVG output file that contains layers to add the ability to see each layer, one-at-a-time. While Graphviz’s SVG output supports layers as best it can, SVG only shows you the “first” graph/layer (think of it as the graph on the top page of a stack of pages). (whew, the Graphviz documentation explains this better) At a high level, layers allows you to define a set of graphs where node and edge positioning stays constant but individual nodes and edges may not be visible in any graph within the set. ![]()
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