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A Nelsonian hypertext infrastructure for digital humanities
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References between documents should be displayed as a graph #11

Open LIUC2H5OH opened 1 year ago

LIUC2H5OH commented 1 year ago

If there are many document, it is easier to understand their relationship

MCtzr commented 1 year ago

La fonctionnalité semble inestimable car trop vague. Il manquerait d'explications sur les graphiques à représenter.

benel commented 1 year ago

Thank you for your suggestion @LIUC2H5OH. You could probably rephrase the title so that it would be shorter.

benel commented 1 year ago

@LIUC2H5OH

Use data structures like graph to visualise references between different documents You could probably rephrase the title so that it would be shorter.

If I try to rephrase the title by using only the terms you had, it could be: Visualize references between documents as a graph.

RomainUTT commented 1 year ago

Ethnométhodologie: This can be helpful to visualize the links between our actions.

antooinex commented 5 months ago

This graph could be a great index page for the project that the user wants to access.

mbel-jordan commented 5 months ago

this functionality will allow users to visualize the relationships between the main documents and all the resulting glose and which will facilitate navigation between the different documents and will also facilitate access to the different documents

antooinex commented 5 months ago

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Sketch by antooinex

GwenRiou commented 5 months ago

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

KoffiBalayn commented 5 months ago

After meeting with Ethnographie stakeholder, this feature should be an option. Furthermore, with a big graph (when there is a lot of glose), it should be simple to navigate through it and clearly see (zoom and scrollbar ?)

benel commented 2 months ago

@antooinex @GwenRiou Thanks for your contributions. Don't forget to open a draft pull on your branch.

GwenRiou commented 2 months ago

Image

Maquette version liste de documents

GwenRiou commented 2 months ago

Pour la présentation, nous avions décidé d’utilise un solution clé en main pour gagner du temps. Nous souhaitons utiliser un « tangled tree » de d3. Cette solution n’a pas marché car cet exemple utilise JS et react utilise JSX. Pour palier à ce problème, il peut être possible de prendre un autre graph qui fonctionne avec react tel que celui-là https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-d3-tree

antooinex commented 2 months ago

issue11 New sketch by antooinex (intended for developers), inspired by this D3.js graph that could be used for implementation.