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@lfai/happi-graph

v4.3.1

Published

Generic graph rendering solution.

Downloads

16

Readme

happi-graph

Generic graph rendering solution.

props

  • actions (type: any, required, default: <></>)
    A collection of action buttons that can be implemented outside of the component.
  • algorithm (string, default: ELK)
    There are two algorithm used: ELK and VISJS. These are used to draw separately horizontal and/or vertical graphs.
  • debug (boolean, default: false)
    Flag used to log different information for debugging.
  • graphDirection (string, default: HORIZONTAL)
    Type of graph, horizontal or vertical. It determines the direction of the graph.
  • nodeCountLimit (number, default: 0)
    Property used to determine the zoom level.
  • nodeDistanceX (number, default: 350)
    Distance measured on X axis between nodes. Measured in pixels.
  • nodeDistanceY (number, default: 350)
    Distance measured on Y axis between nodes. Measured in pixels.
  • onGraphRender (Function, default: empty function)
    Handler used to execute a callback after the initial render of the graph.
  • onNodeClick (Function, default: empty function)
    Callback function used to handle click events on nodes.
  • printMode (boolean, default: false)
    Flag that prepares the component to be printed.
  • rawData (any, required, value: { nodes: [], edges: [] })
    Actual nodes and links data that will be displayed.
  • selectedNodeId (string, required, value: id)
    Id of the main node around which the graph is constructed.

Print mode for lineage

This mode enables to display only the lineage graph, without the action buttons and legend.

It can be activated by setting printMode, by default it is false.

Example

<HappiGraph rawData={{...rawData}}
            algorithm={""}
            debug={false}
            printMode={true}
            graphDirection={"VERTICAL"}
            selectedNodeId={"term@68e36496-7167-4af7-abdd-a0cd36e24084:6662c0f2.e1b1ec6c.66k78i6du.uchsna1.rn2epa.rfn2fjqf7h4qvmt5lflm8"}
            actions={<HappiGraphActions rawData={{...rawData}}/>}
            onNodeClick={(d: any) => console.log(d)}
            onGraphRender={() => { console.log('Graph rendered');}} />/>