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js-netvis

v5.14.1

Published

Visualize a network of interlinked nodes

Downloads

130

Readme

NetVis - The Network Visualizer

This package visualizes network dependencies.

Screenshot - click to see it in action

Click image to see it live

It uses https://d3js.org/ library's force diagram and adds a couple of functions to make it ease to use it with json formatted data, which might be static (from a simple file) or could be created dynamically by a server program.

Features:

  • Can show different types of nodes: circle or rectangle
  • Optimized for large networks by letting the user click on the nodes to show the connections of the node. Nodes which are farther away, gets smaller and don't show an image any more to save performance and gain overview
  • Can create new or delete existing nodes and connections with event handlers for easy backend attachment
  • Can show node details on demand
  • Draggable and zoomable canvas, draggable nodes
  • Programmable zoom (e.g. for screen buttons)
  • Written completely in ES6
  • Example application available

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