Benjamin W. Portner

I tried changing the shape of the biosphere nodes to ellipses and it turned out more complicated than expected. Unfortunately, there are problems with overflowing labels. I tried to fix...

@marc-vdm Just like the technosphere nodes, the color of the biosphere nodes shows the *total* impact that the corresponding activity adds to the functional unit (i.e. not just the impact...

Update @marc-vdm @cmutel @bsteubing: - I did another major rewrite of `graph_traversal.py`. There are now classes for nodes, edges and their respective lists. This makes the code cleaner and self-documenting....

@cmutel > I think we need a new library, bw_graph_traversal I don't see any advantage in creating yet another library. On the contrary, I think it has a lot of...

Hi @djBirdman, thanks for using `js_family_tree`. The proposals you make to improve the ordering of the nodes seem promising. Unfortunately, I did not have time to play around with the...

Hi @djBirdman, Thank you for looking into this! I am glad to hear that you managed to achieve the desired behavior and would be very interested in seeing the associated...

Hi @vikashpisces! Thanks for using js_family_tree! So far, I haven't tried to combine js_family_tree with React or Vue. However, I would be happy if we can get them to work...

Dear @vikashpisces, I added a branch [es-import-export](https://github.com/BenPortner/js_family_tree/tree/es-import-export), which allows using js_family_tree as an esm module as follows: ```javascript import * as d3 from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/d3"; import { data } from "./data/data.js";...

Hi @Ayesha-Sayyed, Thanks for using js_family_tree. I just pushed version 0.2.0, which implements a new `orientation` setter/getter. To get a vertical family tree, you can use it as follows: ```javascript...

Hi @djBirdman, First off, sorry that it took me so long to get back to you! Unfortunately, js_family_tree is only a side project for me so I don't get to...