Ngraph is a set of graph related algorithms. It can be used in a browser or on the server side. This repository is a collection of examples, which show how to use some of them or build your own.
Currently this library is work in progress. I will add demos as quickly as I can.
- Rendering graphs with PIXI.js
- Rendering graphs with fabric.js
- Rendering graph from terminal
- Rendering 3D graphs
- Integration with Gephi
Here is an introduction video to this library: Browserify Monolith. This library has also appeared in TEDx talk at Stanford: The Beauty I See in Algebra by Margot Gerritsen
I built vivagraph to learn javascript two years ago. I definitely learned a lot and vivagraph itself is a pretty decent graph drawing library.
However vivagraph is built in monolithic way. For example, if I wanted to add new streaming traversal API I could not justify it inside monolithical "graph drawing" library.
Ngraph opens huge possibilities, with each module being available on npm. Now you can pick just what you need and swap out parts which are not relevant to your project.
I'm not abandoning vivagraph by any means. Quite the opposite, this repository is a next step of evolution.
ngraph is powered by npm. All examples require a bundle.js file, which is produced by executing npm start command inside folder with example. Make sure you have all modules installed inside a folder (npm install inside folder with example will download all dependencies).
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