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graphdracula

v1.3.0

Published

JavaScript Graph Layouting and Drawing

Downloads

1,640

Readme

Graph Dracula - a JavaScript Graph Library

Build Status

Graph Dracula is a set of tools to display and layout interactive graphs, along with various related algorithms.

Based on JavaScript and SVG.

The code is released under the MIT license, so commercial use is not a problem.

Creating a graph is simple! You can also customise anything easily.

  1. install the dependencies:

     npm install --save graphdracula raphael

    or jspm install npm:graphdracula

  2. create an html file with a tag having the ID paper.

  3. require graphdracula (via browserify or webpack):

var Dracula = require('graphdracula')

var Graph = Dracula.Graph
var Renderer = Dracula.Renderer.Raphael
var Layout = Dracula.Layout.Spring

var graph = new Graph()

graph.addEdge('Banana', 'Apple')
graph.addEdge('Apple', 'Kiwi')
graph.addEdge('Apple', 'Dragonfruit')
graph.addEdge('Dragonfruit', 'Banana')
graph.addEdge('Kiwi', 'Banana')

var layout = new Layout(graph)
var renderer = new Renderer('#paper', graph, 400, 300)
renderer.draw()

How To Develop

git clone [email protected]:strathausen/dracula.git
cd dracula
npm install
npm start

Point your browser to one of examples in examples/.