You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Hello! Recently stumbled upon this lib, and I'm a big fan of the aesthetics -- the only big thing that's missing for me is the default assignment of node positions in a graph.
An example use case: I'm writing a pgm-type module that could make use of daft for nice vizualisations, but I wont know the layout of the network until the runtime of any future users (and it feels a bit mean to make them specify the layout for their model on a grid...)
There are plenty of algorithms to do this, e.g. these summarized by Isabel F. Cruz and Roberto Tamassia, but I wasn't sure if this was something on the roadmap or within the scope of the library. I can't instantly offer to try and implement something myself due to other priorities, but I may give it a go one day if I find time.
(oh, and if I'm being really stupid and this is already somewhere in the lib, apologies...)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is not available and we don't really have a roadmap - I think everyone is a bit too busy to invest real time these days! A contribution would be much appreciated and I'd be happy to chat about ideas if you or someone else finds time to think about this.
Hello! Recently stumbled upon this lib, and I'm a big fan of the aesthetics -- the only big thing that's missing for me is the default assignment of node positions in a graph.
An example use case: I'm writing a pgm-type module that could make use of
daft
for nice vizualisations, but I wont know the layout of the network until the runtime of any future users (and it feels a bit mean to make them specify the layout for their model on a grid...)There are plenty of algorithms to do this, e.g. these summarized by Isabel F. Cruz and Roberto Tamassia, but I wasn't sure if this was something on the roadmap or within the scope of the library. I can't instantly offer to try and implement something myself due to other priorities, but I may give it a go one day if I find time.
(oh, and if I'm being really stupid and this is already somewhere in the lib, apologies...)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: