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Documentation #13

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sn0wm0nkey opened this issue Jun 25, 2013 · 1 comment
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Documentation #13

sn0wm0nkey opened this issue Jun 25, 2013 · 1 comment

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Is there any documentation on this? I've been given a reasonably complex job that involves a lot of manipulation of the graph, so some documentation would be really helpful.

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raphv commented Jun 25, 2013

Hello,

There is very basic documentation on this Github (just scroll down on
the front page).

The usage of Gexf-JS is quite simple: you have to produce a GEXF file
with Gephi, drop it in Gexf-JS's directory, and point to that file by
editing config.js.

You'll find more information about the configuration options in the
comments of that file.

Please note that the configuration options are quite limited, as Gexf-JS
is a viewer and NOT a graph manipulation tool.

Most of the work you'll have to do will be in Gephi [http://gephi.org/],
which has its own documentation, in order to produce a .gexf file that
can be injected in Gexf-JS.

Regards,

Raphaël

On 25/06/2013 10:50, sn0wm0nkey wrote:

Is there any documentation on this? I've been given a reasonably
complex job that involves a lot of manipulation of the graph, so some
documentation would be really helpful.


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