Do you need HeiankyoView? about goraph HOT 6 CLOSED

Thanks for reaching out to me. Your project looks very interesting. You can
see my previously released version for more detail; I am rewriting
everything to simplify and remove redundancy in code. But the core will be
the same. It visualizes and instantiates graph data structure from JSON
and DOT format files. I am not sure how graphs would look like but I will
be very happy to merge your work to the project. Many features are missing
since I am rewriting. If you need more code, please refer to the previous
release.

Look forward to working with you.

Sincerely,
Gyu-Ho Lee

On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 7:01 PM, Akira Hayakawa [email protected]
wrote:

Hi, I started Go and I was searching for a graph library in Go, and found
this project. Looks good to me.

I think you plan to implement a module to import/export from/to dot
language from and it's really a good idea. But, how about other
visualization technique such as treemap?

HeiankyoView, I have implemented, is another method of visualizing tree
structure and now implemented in Python.
https://github.com/akiradeveloper/HeiankyoView
I have a plan to rewrite this in Go and probably the best way is to
construct it on top of standard graph library, which I suppose this is.

If I implement HeiankyoView on top of goraph. Will you merge? (drill down
viz/heiankyoview)

or do you introduce me better graph library?

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Could you please point to your previous work?

Is it in Github? I couldn't find it.

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By the way, I might take out the viz package in the second release. It's redundant and simpler when we do it in the graph package.

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Oh, I am really sad to hear that.

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Not that I won't include your viz package. Please contribute with your HeiankyoView code. You can just implement your own viz package and did pull request. As long as it is tested, I will be happy to include it.

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Just finished a huge refactoring, if you are still interested.
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