ELK widget for Jupyter
Project description
ipyelk
Jupyter Widgets for interactive graphs powered by the Eclipse Layout Kernel (ELK).
| Install | Demo | Build | Docs |
|---|---|---|---|
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 Examples CHANGELOG CONTRIBUTING |
Screenshots
| what can you do... | ... with ipyelk |
|---|---|
| automatically lay out complex, nested data as diagrams |  |
| interactive activity/flow-chart diagrams |  |
| collapsible blocks |  |
| visual simulations |  |
Prerequisites
python >=3.7
JupyterLab compatibility
jupyterlab |
ipyelk |
special concerns |
|---|---|---|
==1.* |
>1 |
needs nodejs >10jupyter labextension install @jupyrdf/jupyter-elkbackports, etc. land on the 0.3.x branch |
==2.* |
>1 |
untested |
==3.* |
>=1 |
Install
ipyelk is distributed on conda-forge and PyPI.
ipyelk with conda (recommended)
conda install -c conda-forge ipyelk jupyterlab=3
ipyelk with pip
install nodejs with a package manager
pip install ipyelk jupyterlab=3
Developing
See CONTRIBUTING for a development install.
How it works
In your kernel, ipyelk:
In your jupyter_server:
- serve the
@jupyrdf/jupyter-elkassets as a federated module
In the browser, @jupyrdf/jupyter-elk:
- ELK lays out the diagram in a WebWorker
- sprotty draws the diagram as SVG
- interaction information (like selection and hovering) are passed back to the browser
Uninstall
pip uninstall ipyelk
Open Source
This work is licensed under the BSD-3-Clause License. It contains pieces derived from other works.
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