chun10161991's blog

By chun10161991, history, 2 years ago, In English

Hello, Codeforcers!

I have recently launched a graph editor tool to illustration on vertex-edge graph editing. You may create and visualise your graph by simply stating the list of edges.

Highlight Features:

  • Arranging graph as a tree/grid/circle
  • Flipping, rotating or transpose the graph
  • Zooming in/out
  • Panning the view port
  • Supporting both undirected and directed graph
  • Importing/exporting as JSON
  • Saving as SVG
  • No limitation on the number of nodes

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For any feedback, you may leave your comments here or leave comments in Github issues.

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I don't know, but can it simplify the graph, rearrange the graph so that the edges do not cut the others ?

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    I can think of algorithm for planarity testihg, while no idea on how to construct it with given edges. Would you like to share any insight of it?

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wow this looks really nice! nice job!

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    Yes, it is definitely a great tool. I have used it over 4 years. However, I encounter several issues in my recent project, so I develop another one to fit my needs.

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How do add vertexes, edges with mouse? It would be a great feature.

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Looks very nice! However, there's a bug with adding edge weight where a new node is created with the label of an edge. Also, the background color makes it somewhat hard to see the edges.