cytoscape-node-edge-html-label v1.0.6

cytoscape-node-edge-html-label

Description

This extension provides ability to add labels for Cytoscape nodes and edges. Simple example:

cyInstance.nodeEdgeHtmlLabel( [{ tpl: d => '<div>' + d + '</div>' }] );

Demo : https://laikmokashi.github.io/cytoscape-node-edge-html-lable-example/

Features

• optimized for high performance with high number of nodes, for smooth panning and zooming.
• customizable labels with different templates.

Dependencies

• Cytoscape.js ^3.0.0

Usage instructions

Download the library:

• via npm: npm install cytoscape-node-edge-html-label,

Plain HTML/JS has extension registered for you automatically:

<script src="http://cytoscape.github.io/cytoscape.js/api/cytoscape.js-latest/cytoscape.min.js"></script>
<script src="cytoscape-node-edge-html-label.js"></script>

RequireJs approach:

require() the library as appropriate for your project:

CommonJS:

var cytoscape = require('cytoscape');
var nodeEdgeHtmlLabel = require('cytoscape-node-edge-html-label');
nodeEdgeHtmlLabel( cytoscape ); // register extension

AMD:

require(['cytoscape', 'cytoscape-node-edge-html-label'], function( cytoscape, nodeEdgeHtmlLabel ){
  nodeEdgeHtmlLabel( cytoscape ); // register extension
});

API

nodeEdgeHtmlLabel parameter is an array of options:

cyInstance.nodeEdgeHtmlLabel([
  {
        query: 'edge', // cytoscape query selector
        halign: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'left',''center, 'right'
        valign: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'top',''center, 'bottom'
        halignBox: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'left',''center, 'right'
        valignBox: 'center', // title relative box vertical position. Can be 'top',''center, 'bottom'
        cssClass: '', // any classes will be as attribute of <div> container for every title,
        edgehtmlLocation: 'start', //location on edge to render html. Can be 'start','end','center'. 'center' will be default
        edgehtmlTiltPoint1: 'sourceNode', // first point to get angle of tilt for html.Can be 'sourceNode','targetNode', control point (i.e 0,1,2...)
        edgehtmlTiltPoint2: 'targetNode', // second point to get angle of tilt for html.Can be 'sourceNode','targetNode', control point (i.e 0,1,2...)
        tpl(data: any) {
          return '<div>this is div</div>';
          // your html template here
        },
      },
       {
        query: 'node', // cytoscape query selector
        halign: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'left',''center, 'right'
        valign: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'top',''center, 'bottom'
        halignBox: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'left',''center, 'right'
        valignBox: 'center', // title relative box vertical position. Can be 'top',''center, 'bottom'
        cssClass: '', // any classes will be as attribute of <div> container for every title,
        tpl(data: any) {
          return `<div > node template 
          </div>`;
          // your html template here
        }
       }
]);

Usage example

Code example:

// create Cy instance
var cyInstance = cytoscape({
     container: document.getElementById('cy'),

      elements: [
        // flat array of nodes and edges
        {
          // node n1
          group: 'nodes', // 'nodes' for a node, 'edges' for an edge
          // NB the group field can be automatically inferred for you but specifying it
          // gives you nice debug messages if you mis-init elements

          data: {
            // element data (put json serialisable dev data here)
            id: 'n1', // mandatory (string) id for each element, assigned automatically on undefined
            parent: 'nparent', // indicates the compound node parent id; not defined => no parent
            // (`parent` can be effectively changed by `eles.move()`)
          },

          // scratchpad data (usually temp or nonserialisable data)
          scratch: {
            _foo: 'bar', // app fields prefixed by underscore; extension fields unprefixed
          },

          position: {
            // the model position of the node (optional on init, mandatory after)
            x: 100,
            y: 100,
          },

          selected: false, // whether the element is selected (default false)

          selectable: true, // whether the selection state is mutable (default true)

          locked: false, // when locked a node's position is immutable (default false)

          grabbable: true, // whether the node can be grabbed and moved by the user

          pannable: false, // whether dragging the node causes panning instead of grabbing

          classes: ['foo', 'bar'], // an array (or a space separated string) of class names that the element has

          // DO NOT USE THE `style` FIELD UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
          // USE THE STYLESHEET INSTEAD
          style: {
            // style property overrides
            'background-color': 'red',
          },
        },

        {
          // node n2
          data: { id: 'n2' },
          renderedPosition: { x: 200, y: 200 }, // can alternatively specify position in rendered on-screen pixels
        },

        {
          // node n3
          data: { id: 'n3', parent: 'nparent' },
          position: { x: 123, y: 234 },
        },

        {
          // node nparent
          data: { id: 'nparent' },
        },

        {
          // edge e1
          data: {
            id: 'e1',
            // inferred as an edge because `source` and `target` are specified:
            source: 'n1', // the source node id (edge comes from this node)
            target: 'n2', // the target node id (edge goes to this node)
            // (`source` and `target` can be effectively changed by `eles.move()`)
          },

          pannable: true, // whether dragging on the edge causes panning
        },
      ],

      layout: {
        name: 'preset',
      },

      // so we can see the ids
      style: [
        {
          selector: 'node',
          style: {
            label: 'data(id)',
          },
        },
        {
          selector: 'edge',
          style: {},
        },
      ],
});

// set nodeHtmlLabel for your Cy instance
this.cy.nodeEdgeHtmlLabel([
      {
        query: 'edge', // cytoscape query selector
        halign: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'left',''center, 'right'
        valign: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'top',''center, 'bottom'
        halignBox: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'left',''center, 'right'
        valignBox: 'center', // title relative box vertical position. Can be 'top',''center, 'bottom'
        cssClass: '', // any classes will be as attribute of <div> container for every title,
        edgehtmlLocation: 'start', //location on edge to render html. Can be 'start','end','center'. 'center' will be default
        edgehtmlTiltPoint1: 'sourceNode', // first point to get angle of tilt for html.Can be 'sourceNode','targetNode', control point (i.e 0,1,2...)
        edgehtmlTiltPoint2: 'targetNode', // second point to get angle of tilt for html.Can be 'sourceNode','targetNode', control point (i.e 0,1,2...)
        tpl(data: any) {
          return '<div>this is div</div>';
          // your html template here
        },
      },
      {
        query: 'node', // cytoscape query selector
        halign: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'left',''center, 'right'
        valign: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'top',''center, 'bottom'
        halignBox: 'center', // title vertical position. Can be 'left',''center, 'right'
        valignBox: 'center', // title relative box vertical position. Can be 'top',''center, 'bottom'
        cssClass: '', // any classes will be as attribute of <div> container for every title,
        tpl(data: any) {
          return `<div > node template 
          </div>`;
          // your html template here
        }
        } 
    ]);




## How to build and develop:
1) Run `npm start`
1) Create change in src/cytoscape-node-edge-html-label.ts
1) When finished => `npm run test`
1) Prepare js and min files: `npm run build`
1) `git commit`