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G6 is a graph visualization engine. It provides a set of basic mechanisms, help developers to build your own graph visualization analysis application or graph visualization modeling application.
🎉 New G6 5.0
G6 is a professional graph visualization engine with the following features:
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Easy to extend, support custom elements, interactions, layouts, renderers, etc.
- Rich elements: built-in rich node and edge elements, free configuration, support custom
- Convenient components: optimize the built-in component functions and performance
- Support TreeShaking to reduce package size
- New style and animation design specifications, support information layer display
Animation specification and information layer display View original image
- Provide built-in light and dark themes, themes can be customized, and animation configuration is simple
Built-in theme and custom theme
- High-performance layout, built-in 10+ commonly used graph layouts, support GPU, Rust parallel computing, and customizable layout
- Customizable interaction, built-in 10+ interactive behaviors, support custom interaction
- Developer friendly, providing complete TypeScript type support
- Runtime renderer switching, support Canvas, SVG, WebGL multiple rendering methods
- Support 3D large graph display
3D large graph View original image
Furthermore, elements, interactions, and layouts all have a highly scalable custom mechanism.
Contributing
Please let us know what is your contribution and what problem you want to solve. Before submitting a PR, please make sure that you have submitted an issue and describe the bug or feature request.
# Install dependencies
$ pnpm install
# Enter the g6 package directory from the project root directory
$ cd packages/g6
# Build
$ npm run build
# Start the integration test demo
$ npm run dev
# Lint
$ npm run lint
# Lint fix
$ npm run fix
# Run all unit tests
$ npm run test:integration
# Run a single unit test: Modify the test file directory specified by the test:integration_one command in package.json, and then execute:
$ npm run test:integration_one