vis.js | Monstercat visualizer in Javascript and threejs | Data Visualization library
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vis.js is a visualizer for music files written in Javascript. Technologies utilized are three.js and jQuery. This project is inspired by the Monstercat visualizer.
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QUESTION
I am trying to create bounded force layout in d3.
I can drag nodes only within bounds of the containing SVG element. However, links are rendering out of SVG if I try to drag nodes out of bounds. I don't know how to prevent this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 11:41The anonymous function inside the node's attr
methods sets the x
and y
properties of the datum object. Therefore, you should change the links after you change the nodes:
QUESTION
Given a directed graph, where a value is associated with each node, how can we use vis.js to display the nodes ordered according to this value? E.g., all nodes at same depth are displayed left to right from "most valuable" to "least valuable"
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 11:55In the example below, nodes 5 through 8 are children of node 4 and are added to left to right, in that order due to the index of edges
and not with respect to the value
of each node.
So we can rearrange edges
to sort descending over the from
node's value
in nodes
:
QUESTION
I'm having some trouble understanding the behavior of nodes in a vis.js network when the nodes have coordinates specified. In the code below I have made 3 examples where example 1 and example 3 is behaving as expected, but example 2 is behaving unexpectedly.
In example 2, I have specified coordinates to the nodes and that layout is not fixed. The network have physics turned on initially and then when stabilized physics should be turned off.
I expected that the nodes would be placed just like in example 1, but the nodes should be draggable and when dragging then the nodes should behave like in example 3. But it looks like physics is still turned on and the nodes are not placed as in example 1.
I cannot see what I'm doing wrong. Can anyone help?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 10:16If the goal is to initialize the network per Example 1, and have the ability to move nodes per Example 3 - then one proposal is to simply use your Example 1 code example but in the stabilizationIterationsDone
event, update
each node in nodes1
to make fixed: false
. This is shown below:
QUESTION
I'm running nodejs and from an ejs page, I'm trying to send an input value into a Cypher query that will result in a vis.js display of a graph. Note: All javascript actions are taking place on the ejs page, there is no server contact in this case.
I can render the Neo4j graph no problem when running the query without any attempts of adding the input value.
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...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-06 at 02:13After a little more experimenting, I am able to pass the input value to my Cypher query.
2 modifications were necessary:
- I needed to add a var inside my function that would capture the value of the input:
QUESTION
I am a rookie both in Neo4j and javascript.
I found out that the javascript Neovis.js can be used with a Neo4j database to render a visualization for queries. This is an excellent tool to develop and embed web applications using Neo4j. However, I soon realized that this has the potential to screw up the entire database since those queries can both read and write the database.
How do we avoid writing into the database when using Neovis.js?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-12 at 14:52Either don't allow any queries with the CREATE
, MERGE
, SET
in your application to be executed or if you have an enterprise version create a read-only user.
QUESTION
I installed vis.js through npm npm install vis-network
and already require it in my app.js
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-10 at 16:59Try adding it to the window object, to escape the node encapsulating context.
QUESTION
I am using Jupter notebook on AWS Neptune to query data from the graph. Is it possible to set the colour of nodes with specific label to different colour?
For eg, can I set the node colour to red
if the node label is person
and set the node colour to blue
if the node label is cafe
?
The AWS Neptune notebooks are using vis.js but I was not able to find anything related with my need
Any idea on this is greatly appreciated.
Thanks Arun
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 04:49The current release of the workbench does not currently support coloring by any sort of grouping. This is a feature request but I do not currently have a time line for its release.
If you want this functionality today you can achieve it by retrieving the results using python and graphing them using a tool such as pyvis.
QUESTION
I've positioned Vis-network within flex sections.
You can see the full code here: https://codepen.io/MadBoyEvo/pen/XWdgzoB (try moving elements down)
The problem is whenever I try to resize the height of the section manually to '1000px' or whatever value the height of the diagram stays the same. When I push height directly to diagram sections resize properly. But this is problematic when I put something on the right side that expands the main section, and the diagram stays put with the default size. I tried to use autosize for vis.js but it doesn't seem to affect anything.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-01 at 10:26On the path from the element with height:1000px to the element containing the diagram, there is a div element which does not propagate the height.
This can be fixed by setting display:flex
on that element, see css class fix1
and its corresponding html element in the code below.
The other css class, fix2
, shows how you can make the right panel autosize its width (based on the width of its content and a minimum width you choose, 600px in this example) a have the left panel take up the remaining space.
QUESTION
Trying to use vis.js Network library in Salesforce I have tried both in LWC and in an Aura component with api version 40.0 but am receiving regeneratorRuntime is not defined [regeneratorRuntime is not defined] trying to use https://unpkg.com/browse/vis-network@8.1.0/standalone/umd/vis-network.min.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-28 at 15:32Here is what I believe would solve your issue.
First Approach (only if library is small enough to be uploaded as LWC component)You need to create two LWC component:
- myNetwork
- myNetwork.js
- myNetwork.html
- myNetwork.js-meta.xml
- visNetworkLib
- visNetwork.js = content of esm/vis-network.min.js
- visNetwork.js-meta.xml
QUESTION
I am using vis.js to show a network diagram. I need to maintain the "edge length" after dragging a node so I use the physics option. My problem is that the node I drag always bounce back to its original position, which I think is because of these options.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-27 at 07:58There are currently no way to set selected node as center of gravity. But you could change their params like mass
on some events like dragStart
or dragEnd
.
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