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Copy neo4j browser visualization using d3.js

I am looking to create some visualizations for my neo4j data, and there are some really good settings that are used in the browser that is bundled with it, but it seems that using d3 is not so easy to imitate, my installation was based on the visualization guide neo4j at http://neo4j.com/developer/guide-data-visualization/ , but this guide really will not lead you to anything that the browser does.

For example, I want to imitate:

  • several curved paths between nodes
  • that end on the edge of the node, not the center
  • initialized in a static position (although you can probably just hide it until d3 seems to trigger an event)

I have not seen an official CSS / JS release to get the same effects, so I assume the user will write code from scratch. Are there any other ways to quickly achieve this?

Thank you very much

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I think this is the holy grail. If you do, would you share it with us ?;)

At the same time, sigma.js is a pretty nice library. Linkhest even released a toolbox on top of it to do even more:

https://github.com/Linkurious/linkurious.js

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/985542/

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