Gábor Csárdi

So I am thinking about fixing this, but I don't really see a way without involving dlyr authors. Calling `dplyr` is not an `igraph` object is really a hack.

@skranz That's not ideal, because I would need to depend on dplyr, which I don't really want. Btw. I would need to still check the class of `x`, not just...

@skranz Yes, I am sure about depending on dplyr. With the number of packages growing, I think just using `library()` is asking for trouble. If you have a script, then...

Sounds great! R is fine, probably the jsonlite package is the best option.

_From @yrochat on March 4, 2014 14:3_ Cool, thanks! I've been thinking of a few things I'd like to do to help—and thank—in a few days/weeks, after writing my Ph.D....

Actually, probably you don't need any json package at all, at least not for writing the graph in json. That way we don't have to have additional dependencies.

_From @yrochat on March 5, 2014 14:43_ That's what I think, too. Like with the igraph to TikZ exporter : http://igraph.wikidot.com/r-recipes#toc2

_From @yrochat on May 7, 2014 18:39_ Found this package that exports to D3. I'm thinking either of converting an igraph object to pass it through that package, or bypassing...

_From @mbojan on May 8, 2014 0:49_ I was looking for such a thing too. Thanks for finding it! I think writing a wrapper around `d3ForceNetwork` should be rather straightforward...

@mbojan Sounds great! Better in what way? d3Network does not use igraph graphs AFAIK.