cytoscape-automove
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An extension for Cytoscape.js that automatically updates node positions based on specified rules
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cytoscape-automove
Description
An extension for Cytoscape.js that automatically updates node positions based on specified rules (demo)
Common usecases:
- Making one node move in step with another node
- Constraining a node within a boundary
- Using a node to represent an n-ary interaction
Dependencies
- Cytoscape.js ^3.2.0
Usage instructions
Download the library:
- via npm:
npm install cytoscape-automove
, - via bower:
bower install cytoscape-automove
, or - via direct download in the repository (probably from a tag).
Import the library as appropriate for your project:
ES import:
import cytoscape from 'cytoscape';
import automove from 'cytoscape-automove';
cytoscape.use( automove );
CommonJS require:
let cytoscape = require('cytoscape');
let automove = require('cytoscape-automove');
cytoscape.use( automove ); // register extension
AMD:
require(['cytoscape', 'cytoscape-automove'], function( cytoscape, automove ){
automove( cytoscape ); // register extension
});
Plain HTML/JS has the extension registered for you automatically, because no require()
is needed.
API
Each time cy.automove()
is called, the specified rules are added to the core instance:
let defaults = {
// specify nodes that should be automoved with one of
// - a function that returns true for matching nodes
// - a selector that matches the nodes
// - a collection of nodes (very good for performance)
nodesMatching: function( node ){ return false; },
// specify how a node's position should be updated with one of
// - function( node ){ return { x: 1, y: 2 }; } => put the node where the function returns
// - { x1, y1, x2, y2 } => constrain the node position within the bounding box (in model co-ordinates)
// - { x1, y1, x2, y2, type: 'inside' } => constrain the node position within the bounding box (in model co-ordinates)
// - { x1, y1, x2, y2, type: 'outside' } => constrain the node position outside the bounding box (in model co-ordinates)
// - 'mean' => put the node in the average position of its neighbourhood
// - 'viewport' => keeps the node body within the viewport
// - 'drag' => matching nodes are effectively dragged along
reposition: 'mean',
// specify when the repositioning should occur by specifying a function that
// calls update() when reposition updates should occur
// - function( update ){ /* ... */ update(); } => a manual function for updating
// - 'matching' => automatically update on position events for nodesMatching
// - set efficiently and automatically for
// - reposition: 'mean'
// - reposition: { x1, y1, x2, y2 }
// - reposition: 'viewport'
// - reposition: 'drag'
// - default/undefined => on a position event for any node (not as efficient...)
when: undefined,
//
// customisation options for non-function `reposition` values
//
// `reposition: 'mean'`
// specify nodes that should be ignored in the mean calculation
// - a function that returns true for nodes to be ignored
// - a selector that matches the nodes to be ignored
// - a collection of nodes to be ignored (very good for performance)
meanIgnores: function( node ){ return false; },
// specify whether moving a particular `nodesMatching` node causes repositioning
// - true : the mid node can't be independently moved/dragged
// - false : the mid node can be independently moved/dragged (useful if you want the mid node to use `reposition: 'drag' in another rule with its neighbourhood`)
meanOnSelfPosition: function( node ){ return true; },
// `reposition: 'drag'`
// specify nodes that when dragged cause the matched nodes to move along (i.e. the master nodes)
// - a function that returns true for nodes to be listened to for drag events
// - a selector that matches the nodes to be listened to for drag events
// - a collection of nodes to be listened to for drag events (very good for performance)
dragWith: function( node ){ return false; }
};
let options = defaults;
let rule = cy.automove( options );
A rule has a number of functions available:
rule.apply(); // manually apply a rule
rule.enabled(); // get whether rule is enabled
rule.toggle(); // toggle whether the rule is enabled
rule.disable(); // temporarily disable the rule
rule.enable(); // re-enable the rule
rule.destroy(); // remove and clean up just this rule
You can also remove all the rules you previously specified:
cy.automove('destroy');
Events
automove
: Emitted on a node when its position is changed by a rulenode.on('automove', function( event, rule ){})
Build targets
npm run test
: Run Mocha tests in./test
npm run build
: Build./src/**
intocytoscape-automove.js
npm run watch
: Automatically build on changes with live reloading (N.b. you must already have an HTTP server running)npm run dev
: Automatically build on changes with live reloading with webpack dev servernpm run lint
: Run eslint on the source
N.b. all builds use babel, so modern ES features can be used in the src
.
Publishing instructions
This project is set up to automatically be published to npm and bower. To publish:
- Build the extension :
npm run build:release
- Commit the build :
git commit -am "Build for release"
- Bump the version number and tag:
npm version major|minor|patch
- Push to origin:
git push && git push --tags
- Publish to npm:
npm publish .
- If publishing to bower for the first time, you'll need to run
bower register cytoscape-automove https://github.com/cytoscape/cytoscape.js-automove.git
- Make a new release for Zenodo.