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@graspologic/layout-core
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This library contains all the core logic for executing graph layout algorithms using Web Workers.
// See below for other implementations of createWorker
function createWorker(type) {
// A url to either
//
// OpenOrd:
// @graspologic/layout-openord/dist/openord_worker.js
//
// or
//
// ForceAtlas2:
// @graspologic/layout-fa2/dist/fa2_worker.js
//
const workerUrl =
type === 'fa2'
? 'https://path-to-fa2.worker.js'
: 'https://path-to-open-ord.worker.js'
return new Worker(workerUrl)
}
// Construct the layout manager which manages the layout worker scripts
const layoutManager = new LayoutWorkerManager(() => createWorker('fa2'))
// A layout tick was performed
layoutManager.on('progress', () => {
// As the layout progresses, tell the graph renderer to rebind to the underlying data
renderer.rebind()
// Tell the renderer to re-fit to the graph
renderer.zoomToGraph()
})
layoutManager.layout(renderer.graph)
Below is a basic implementation of creating workers for the LayoutWorkerManager.
Note: This requires Webpack's worker-loader to be installed.
import FA2Worker from 'worker-loader!./@graspologic/layout-fa2/dist/fa2_worker.js'
import OpenOrdWorker from 'worker-loader!./@graspologic/layout-openord/dist/openord_worker.js'
/**
* Creates a worker for the given type
*/
export function createWorker(type) {
if (type === 'fa2') {
return new FA2Worker()
}
return new OpenOrdWorker()
}
Below is a basic implementation of creating workers for the LayoutWorkerManager.
Note: This requires Webpack's raw-loader to be installed.
// Loads the FA2 script as a raw string
const FA2_WORKER_SCRIPT = require('!raw-loader!@graspologic/layout-fa2/dist/fa2_worker.js')
.default
// Create a blob for the worker script
const FA2_WORKER_BLOB = new Blob([FA2_WORKER_SCRIPT], {
type: 'text/javascript',
})
// Create a blob url for the fa2 worker script
const FA2_WORKER_URL = window.URL.createObjectURL(FA2_WORKER_BLOB)
// Loads the OpenOrd script as a raw string
const OPEN_ORD_WORKER_SCRIPT = require('!raw-loader!@graspologic/layout-openord/dist/openord_worker.js')
.default
// Create a blob for the worker script
const OPEN_ORD_WORKER_BLOB = new Blob([OPEN_ORD_WORKER_SCRIPT], {
type: 'text/javascript',
})
// Create a blob url for the openORD worker script
const OPEN_ORD_WORKER_URL = window.URL.createObjectURL(OPEN_ORD_WORKER_BLOB)
/**
* Creates a worker for the given type
*/
export function createWorker(type) {
let url = OPEN_ORD_WORKER_URL
if (type === 'fa2') {
url = FA2_WORKER_URL
}
return new Worker(url)
}
See the API documentation or examples for additional examples.
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The npm package @graspologic/layout-core receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @graspologic/layout-core popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @graspologic/layout-core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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