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Would adding weight to notes with more connections be relevant?

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I am a bit lazy to make a PR. so I will leave it here. During node update, indegree check condition is never true because l.source is an object not an id. So the correct condition should be l.source.id === el.id || l.target.id === el.id to match the created json file.

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On the Foam discord, someone managed to leverage the Foam graph (see here or here for an idea)

I get the code in this file.
https://github.com/foambubble/foam/blob/master/packages/foam-vscode/static/dataviz/graph.js

Add 2 libaries
<script src="//unpkg.com/force-graph"></script>
<script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v6.min.js%22%3E</script>

Then write a script to build graphData.

Maybe that's an idea?

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To me the question is if I’d want one global graph holding a lot of information (tags, maybe a cumulated attribute like relativity, possible a distinct type of reference for references to book/literature notes) that adapts to the site where it’s displayed and can be manipulated by the visitor with checkboxes or so, or having multiple graphs generated for distinct usages (between a “global view” that gives a useful quick overview on what’s on the site and a detailed, zoomed in “local view”) . I would not know how that would impact performance though. I think for visualization to be really useful long term it would benefit from such adaptability.

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I recommend using the force-graph APIs for this.

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