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@wimmics/venus-elements

v1.0.1

Published

Web Components for SPARQL/D3 visualizations

Readme

@wimmics/venus-elements

VENUS is a JavaScript library for creating interactive visualizations and dashboards from SPARQL queries.

The @wimmics/venus-elements package provides the web components required to define visualization techniques. Each component accepts either a SPARQL query or a SPARQL JSON result set, together with a declarative JSON encoding. The component retrieves the data using the provided query, transforms the results into the appropriate visualization data structure, and renders the output in the browser.

Usage

Select the desired visualization technique and add the corresponding web component as a target element in your HTML:

<vis-graph vis-graph id="vis" width="100%" height="520"></vis-graph>

Then configure and launch it from JavaScript:

const graph = document.querySelector("#vis");
          
graph.sparqlEndpoint = "https://dbpedia.org/sparql";

graph.sparqlQuery = "SELECT ?source ?target WHERE { ?source dbo:starring ?target . } LIMIT 30";

graph.encoding = {
  title: "Actors Co-starring Graph",
  interactions: { nodeDetailsPanel: true }
};

graph.launch();

Documentation

For a full documentation, see https://wimmics.github.io/venus/

Editor

A web-based editor is available to explore the components, test configurations, and directly export VENUS specifications for integration into your application.

The editor is available at https://wimmics.github.io/venus/editor