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Labels disappear when I ry to get rid of overlapping
I'm doing a project where i am drawing a graph from a python repo, my code is really long, and not the important part. But here it is, in case someone wants to try to reporduce:
import ast
from radon.visitors import ComplexityVisitor
import re
import os
from pyvis.network import Network
class Vert:
def __init__(self, name, id, size ,edges):
self.name = name
self.size = size
self.edges = edges
self.id = id
from pathlib import Path
rootDir = "/home/ask/Git/Zeeguu-API/"
directories = set()
# this is horrible
for file in Path(rootDir).rglob("*.py"):
localDirs = str(file).split('/')
directories.add(localDirs[-2])
def extract_importandClass_from_line(unline):
x = re.search("^import (\S+)", unline)
x = re.search("^from (\S+)", unline)
return x.group(1)#, c.group(1).split('(')[0]
def extractClass(inline):
c = re.search("^class (\S+)", inline)
return c.group(1).split('(')[0]
def importsAndClass(file):
lines = [line for line in open(file)]
classes = []
all_imports = []
for line in lines:
try:
imports = extract_importandClass_from_line(line)
importEnd = imports.rsplit('.',1)[-1]
importsFormatted = imports.replace('.', '/')
if (importEnd not in directories):
all_imports.append(importsFormatted)
except:
try:
class1 = extractClass(line)
classes.append(class1)
except:
continue
return all_imports, classes
net = Network(directed=True, height="1500px", width="100%")
nodes = {}
nodeNames = set()
counter = 0
for file in Path(rootDir).rglob("*.py"):
# Opening file, and looking at contents
f = open(file, "r")
s = f.read()
# analyzing complexity
filename = str(file).replace(rootDir, "")
analyzer = ComplexityVisitor.from_code(s)
# getting the file name
splitFile = os.path.splitext(file.name)
#getting imports
imports, classes = importsAndClass(file)
nodeNames.add(str(filename))
v = Vert(str(filename), counter,analyzer.total_complexity, imports)
#creating vertex
nodes[v.name] = v
counter = counter + 1
net.add_node(v.id, label=v.name, size=v.size*2)
print("_________________________________")
for k, v in nodes.items():
for i in v.edges:
withPY = i + ".py"
print(withPY)
try:
to = nodes[withPY].id
net.add_edge(v.id, to)
except:
print("could not add edge to:" + str(i))
net.show("network.html")
Now, when i draw my graph, it looks like this, things are super bunched up on top of eachother. So I wanted some way to avoid overlapping. After researching a bit, I found that I should probably add this line:
net.barnes_hut(overlap=1)
Which, I do. This results in this, which looks much nicer, but now all of the sudden, all the labels on the nodes are gone!?.
Why is my labels gone? and how can I get both non-overlapping, and labels?
I was just about to zoom in and screenshot to show you that the labels were gone, but really they were just very very small. thx!
Is there any way I can make them appear while less zoomed in?
You know im not entirely sure...
I'm looking at the docs here and maybe the scaling.label property has something to do with it? Have to play around with it a bit.
and
Oh, I found out.
When adding nodes to your network, supply the scaling object:
g.add_node(nodeid, scaling={"label": {"min": 8, "max": 20}})
Looks like by adjusting the min the labels can show up when zoomed all the way out.
Hi again, sorry for being annoying with this issue, but I really can't figure out how to use the scaling. I've tried adding the nodes with a bunch of different values:
{"min": 8, "max": 20}
{"min": 10, "max": 25}
{"min": 20, "max": 40}
{"min": 40, "max": 80}
{"min": 800000000, "max": 200000000000}
None of it seems to have any effect at all, and the text on the nodes is the same size all oif the time