neoviz | Neo4j graphviz visualization | Data Visualization library
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Neo4j graphviz visualization
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- Emit the start of a graph
- Get the header instance
- Emit the header
- Emit a header edge
- Emit a node start
- Emits the parameters
- Returns the title of the node
- Emits a relationship start event
- Check whether the edge should be reverse
- Can be called by subclasses
- Visits a node
- Emit end
- Visits a Relationship object
- Visits a subgraph with the given name
- Emits a node property
- Set default node header
- Set a default relationship property
- Sets a graph property
- Emits a property
- Set the node title
- Set the relationship type names
- Creates a cross - cut walker between the specified types
- Adds a style property filter
- Escape a label
- Set the relationship title
- Emits a property edge property
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I've spent about a week or so on this, and there's very little documentation online so I figured I'd come on here to see if anyone could potentially help out. So the top level summary is that I'm trying to use an external library (neovis.js) to visualize a neo4j graph database in a Salesforce Lightning web component. I've already explored d3.js (which is compatible with Salesforces locker service) and a few other visualization libraries, but neovis.js would be the most viable option for my use case. I've made some slight modifications shown in the code below to avoid using Document.getElementById in the neovis.js library to select the element and append the canvas to the page.
However, once the canvas is drawn to the page, none of the canvas elements (nodes and edges) are shown on the screen. Here's the weird part though, I can still hover over where the nodes should be on the canvas, and the popup which displays specific information for each node appears on screen with the correct information for each node. I am not super familiar with how the canvas element works, but it seems to me as if some css property is not being applied because of Salesforce's locker service, which causes to elements to be rendered invisibly.
I've gone through a good chunk of the neovis.js library (which is just a library built on top of vis.js), and I've looked for places where perhaps styles aren't being applied to the canvas element; however up to now I've had no luck.
Here's the code I've used so far:
index.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-29 at 18:39I was able to finally figure this out incase anyone else is running into similar issues. I wouldn't say this is the preferred answer, but it works (for now). Basically I injected an iframe
into Salesforce, and inside of the iframe I injected the neovis.js library and generated the graph, works perfectly now.
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You can use neoviz like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the neoviz component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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