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I've written a Reveal plugin that lays out graphs (the kind of graph that's made up of vertices and directed edges): https://github.com/chrismurrph/show-graph
Found a time to give it a try, neat! I had a problem with using it as a git dep: some code refers to au.com.seasoft.general.dev
which is not present in the default paths, so to require it correctly I had to create an empty ns with this name.
Nice one, @cjmurphy!
Thanks @UBXGY86ES. I appreciate it. I was lucky enough to find an algorithm HyperassociativeMap that does the actual laying out. I just had to make it callable at runtime.
Ah, that’s a useful find @cjmurphy. I appreciate both this pointer and the useful documentation in your repos (I’ve taken a quick look at ham_layout and show-graph).