Mike Bostock
Mike Bostock
(Probably the only solution is to inline styles on all elements, which is reeeeeeeealllllly slooooo0000oOOO0o0o0oooOOoooooowwww.)
Filed #5.
I just pushed a change to inline styles, and it seems to work pretty well:  I’m reopening this bug to cover the issue related to why the “navigator”...
And fixed! 
Could we call it “size” instead of “featureCount”?
I’m not maintaining this library anymore. I recommend using promises and async/await.
I think I would say: “Now that D3 uses Promises rather than callbacks (see d3-fetch), this library is no longer needed. Use Promise.all instead, or [p-queue](https://github.com/sindresorhus/p-queue) if you need configurable...
I'd love to see this implemented. The strategy I'd try first is to ignore links that generate cycles in the initial layout, and then add them back in again to...
Right, computeNodeBreadths is where you'll get an infinite loop unless you detect cycles. So that's the first thing (where you ignore links that generate cycles). The second thing is we...
@prakashsd You can do this by having multiple nodes that represent A & B at different times (A1, B1, A2, B2). Such a diagram is sometimes called an “alluvial diagram”....