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webweb

webwebis a tool for creating, displaying, and sharing interactive network visualizations on the web, designed for simplicity and ease of use. It's made for users of Python, NetworkX, and MATLAB. (If you're an R user, and want to write an interface for R, get in touch!)

Head to thewebweb documentation pagefor complete instructions, examples, and documentation!

Installing

python and networkx: pip install webweb

matlab: git clone https://github.com/dblarremore/webweb

Requirements

  • numpy
  • networkx (for networkx functionality)

Python 2 is not supported, but might work.

The simplest example

python:

fromwebwebimportWeb

# make a list of unweighted edges
edge_list=[[1,2], [2,3], [3,4]]

# instantiate webweb and show the result
Web(edge_list).show()

matlab:

%make a list of unweighted edges
edge_list=[...
1,2;
2,3;
3,4;
];
webweb(edge_list);

How to use webweb

See theexampleson the documentation site!

Feedback and bugs

If you find a bug, create an issue! We want webweb to be as great as possible.

If you want to implement an interface for webweb in another language, go ahead! We'll happily help.

The easiest way for us to handle this is if you fork the repository and work on a branch named for the feature or bug you're working on.

Using webweb

If you repurpose or hack this code to do something else, we'd love to hear about it!

If you use webweb to make figures for an academic paper, no citation is needed, but if you let us know and we'll will post a link to your publicationhere.

License

GNU General Public License v3+

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