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Anyone have any experience with rid3
or using d3 with reagent? I’m trying to work out how to update the elements in a graph with force-simulation while not breaking things in reagent.
@folcon author of rid3 here, if no one else chimes in, I can probably provide you with a snippet sometime next week. Do you have a project or a code snippet where you have tried something that I can peak at?
Hi @gadfly361, I didn’t expect you to be around 😃.
Oh no worries, after peaking at this I think I need to get more familiar with force simulations myself. I am hopeful I can find an example in vanilla d3 and convert it to cljs and rid3 sometime next week though. If you don't figure it out by then, I'll ping you, and if you do - let me know! Best of luck 🙂
PS: here’s what I’ve been using since d3 updated to version 4 https://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/4062045
I’ll drop an issue in the github repo and keep it updated, if I find something I’ll mention it there =)…