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@gephi/gephi-lite-broadcast
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A browser library to control a Gephi Lite instance using the Broadcast Channel API
The package @gephi/gephi-lite-broadcast is a browser TypeScript library to control a Gephi Lite instance using the Broadcast Channel API.
It exports a Driver
class, that exposes various asynchronous methods to help feed Gephi Lite data, appearance settings, filters...
Here is a simple example to import a Graphology graph in Gephi Lite in a new tab:
import { GephiLiteDriver } from "@gephi/gephi-lite-broadcast";
import Graph from "graphology";
async function openGraphInGephiLite(graph: Graph) {
const driver = new GephiLiteDriver();
await new Promise<void>((resolve) => {
// Wait for new instance to be fully working:
driver.on("newInstance", () => {
resolve();
});
driver.openGephiLite();
});
await driver.importGraph(graph.toJSON());
driver.destroy();
}
getGraph(): SerializedFullGraph
/ importGraph(graph: FullGraph)
setGraphDataset
/ getGraphDataset
/ mergeGraphDataset
setGraphAppearance
/ getGraphAppearance
/ mergeGraphAppearance
setFilters
/ getFilters
setSelection
/ getSelection
ping
(to check broadcast status)getVersion
zoomToNodes
/ resetZoom
computeMetric
computeLayout
/ startLayout
/ stopLayout
notify
exportGraph
instanceCreation
graphUpdate
graphModelUpdate
graphAppearanceUpdate
filtersUpdate
selectionUpdate
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A browser library to control a Gephi Lite instance using the Broadcast Channel API
We found that @gephi/gephi-lite-broadcast demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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