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@hediet/visualization-bundle

v0.2.5

Published

Bundles several visualizers

Downloads

39

Readme

Visualization Bundle

This package registers various visualizations. If you have an idea for a cool visualization, add it here!

Installation

You can use yarn to install this library:

yarn add @hediet/visualization-bundle

Install @hediet/visualization-core before!

Usage

Import @hediet/visualization-bundle to register all default visualizations to globalVisualizationFactory of @hediet/visualization-core:

// This registers all visualizations
import "@hediet/visualization-bundle";

Don't forget to import the styles in your scss file:

@import "~@hediet/visualization-bundle/style.scss";

You will need to configure webpack

  • to compile scss files:
{ test: /\.scss$/, loader: "style-loader!css-loader!sass-loader" },
  • to compile less files:
{ test: /\.less$/, loaders: ["style-loader", "css-loader", "less-loader"] }
  • to register monaco workers
plugins: [
	// ...
	new MonacoWebpackPlugin({
		languages: ["typescript", "json"],
	}),
];

See docs of @hediet/visualization-core for how to find and render visualizations!

Supported Visualizations

You can find a playground that demonstrates all visualizations here.

Source Visualizations

  • Tree Visualizer
  • AST Visualizer (+ Monaco Source Code View)
  • Grid Visualizer
  • SVG Visualizer
  • Image Visualizer
  • Simple Text Visualizer

Integrated Visualization Libraries

  • Plotly Visualizer
  • Perspective JS Visualizer
  • VisJS Visualizer
  • Graphviz Graph Visualizer
  • Graphviz Dot Visualizer
  • Vis.js Visualizer
  • Monaco Editor Source Code Visualizer

Setup Local Development Copy

  • Clone this repository.
  • Run yarn in the root folder.
  • Run yarn dev in the visualization-bundle folder to start tsc in watch mode.
  • Edit ./playground/src/visualization.ts to your needs to improve webpack performance. This is highly recommended, but not required.
  • Run yarn dev in the playground folder to start the playground where you can debug your visualization.

Any changes to the source are now reflected in the playground!

Implementing New Visualizations

First, setup your local development copy.

You can use the simple-text-visualizer as starting point! Just copy the folder, rename the ids and names, export it here and read through all the comments of the simple-text-visualizer!

Use the "open" button in the playground to debug your new visualization!

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