Alexis Jacomy

Quick follow-up, I finally use this code (which still seems a bit verbose, just to update a bit of data): ```clojure (defn reduce-reconciler [reconciler {:keys [controller-name event-name params]}] (let [resolver...

Hi @RuthgerD, Here is how it works in sigma currently: 1. The positions of the nodes are automatically rescaled, so that the graph fits "by default" in the stage 2....

After a discussion with @jacomyma, I think that we target an application-oriented web development audience too strongly, while there are still needs for sigma.js in more document-oriented web development. And...

Hi @EParisot, I released the v2.2.0 yesterday, and I fixed the import for the bundle, so that you can instantiate it using `const s = new Sigma(graph, container, settings);`. The...

Good news, graphology is now available on CDN.js, and the following HTML code now properly works: ```html html, body, #sigma-container { position: absolute; inset: 0; margin: 0; padding: 0; }...

Hi @Aaz21rus, Right now, there is unfortunately no way to properly represent parallel edges - and we have no solution in mind. The main reason is that drawing edges as...

It is possible, with a custom edge labels renderer. Here is one way to do that: 1. In your edge reducer, for aggregated edges, set the `label` as full string...

First, I think with @Yomguithereal we do not want to go back to sigma as it was, ie. two separate and independant renderers within the same codebase. This version 2...

> check that easing is not buggy (precision issues?) What do you mean exactly? Like checking that `f(0) === 0` and `f(1) === 1`?

~~In my case it was such an issue that I did it with regexps. And just so you know, when I open the generated GEXF in another app that also...