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Is there some library/tool/ui framework that would allow me to visualize graph data by laying out my nodes arbitrarily on a canvas/grid, but then the library supports "connecting" various nodes? The ways to do this in graphviz seem kinda hacky (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40550381/fixing-nodes-into-columns-using-graphviz). I think the ideal for me would be a canvas-like api that has a fancy "draw an edge between these two points" with spline options and such
Hmmm this might be good: https://js.cytoscape.org/#notation/graph-model