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Align Python Chart library with Odyssey Hackathon UI #29
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I've been working on porting the Odyssey UI into sourcecred/sourcecred. You can see the work in progress here and you can give it a live run by cloning that branch, running It's in a pretty good shape, in that it has tooltips and the basic functionality, and is in a pretty cleanly architected React-like approach. I'm hoping to merge it into the codebase proper before long. |
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Awesome! I'll work from there rather than the hackathon code. Thanks! |
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* add JS for simulation, halo, and tooltip relates to #29 * correcting previous commit * code cleanup * code review changes this commit reflects changes requested upon code review from @decentralion: variable declaration, using => for functions, removing unneccessary comments, and some other substantive changes. I also changed naming conventions from 'd3' to just the function name since I don't need to identify d3 DOM manipulation functions anymore. I also changed 'if' statements to switch calls for easier reading. * remove unhelpful comments * remove 'rMorton' folder from this repo
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* add JS for simulation, halo, and tooltip relates to #29 * correcting previous commit * code cleanup * code review changes this commit reflects changes requested upon code review from @decentralion: variable declaration, using => for functions, removing unneccessary comments, and some other substantive changes. I also changed naming conventions from 'd3' to just the function name since I don't need to identify d3 DOM manipulation functions anymore. I also changed 'if' statements to switch calls for easier reading. * remove unhelpful comments * remove 'rMorton' folder from this repo
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For @mzargham to perform subgraph review, the Python chart library needs to better align with the Odyssey Hackathon UI. From what I can see so far:
1. Force simulation needs to scale to subgraph data sizes (100 or less nodes);DONE2. Add halo as a click event on the nodeDONE3. Add labels (conditional on size, maybe on hover...)
4. Fix popover to display node data (maybe merge with #3)
I'm assigning this to myself, but help is welcomed!
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