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Generate Graphs #502
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https://docs.enola.dev/concepts/other/#visualization has possible tools (contrib. by PR to add more). -- I've "researched" this a bit more the other day (read e.g. this), and will likely start with generating GEXF, and maybe still also the venerable DOT.gv Graphviz format. Others can contribute converters to additional other such formats as well, of course. |
visjs/vis-network#505 is why I can't "just" use the DOT (GV) "directly" in vis.js; @digitalentity (sorry I meant @teivah) FYI. |
https://visjs.github.io/vis-network/examples/ but probably even better let's just use: https://www.sigmajs.org/storybook/?path=/story/load-gexf-file--story https://www.sigmajs.org/storybook/?path=/story/mouse-manipulations--story It just needs a |
./enola server --load="docs/models/example.org/*.ttl" --httpPort=8080 http://[::]:8080/gexf?q=enola:/inline
./enola server --load="docs/models/example.org/*.ttl" --httpPort=8080 http://[::]:8080/gexf?q=enola:/inline
Goal: Enola should be able to generate visual graphs.
It actually already can, sort of - but the goal here is to "generalize" this, to "any linked models" (incl. RDF).
Issue Definition of Done: https://docs.enola.dev has several (more than 1) graphs #dogfood.
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