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I'm trying viewing large graph using ArangoDB and noticed that rendering is often buggy (using ArangoDB 3.12 with Windows 10 and Docker)
See
Fortunately after a browser refresh I get
My graphs reach limits (I set it to 1000 nodes). I wonder if there is a way to draw graph using a Breath-First Search algorithm (ie BFS) instead of a Depth-First Search algo (ie DFS) (which seems to be the case here)
Adding BFS as an option for rendering graph could be a nice feature to have (especially when dealing with big graphs)
Kind regards
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Render larger graph - rendering bug - select graph traversal order
Render large graph - rendering bug - select graph traversal order
May 7, 2024
Hello,
I'm trying viewing large graph using ArangoDB and noticed that rendering is often buggy (using ArangoDB 3.12 with Windows 10 and Docker)
See
Fortunately after a browser refresh I get
My graphs reach limits (I set it to 1000 nodes). I wonder if there is a way to draw graph using a Breath-First Search algorithm (ie BFS) instead of a Depth-First Search algo (ie DFS) (which seems to be the case here)
According
https://docs.arangodb.com/3.12/aql/graphs/traversals/
AQL queries provides these 2 types of graph traversal but viewer seems to only provide DFS.
Adding BFS as an option for rendering graph could be a nice feature to have (especially when dealing with big graphs)
Kind regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: