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Workbench: A scalable python framework for security research and development teams.
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Neo4j graph to D3 vis #37

Closed brifordwylie closed 10 years ago

brifordwylie commented 10 years ago

We would like to have a path from Neo4j graph to D3 vis. Probably lots of examples but here's one I found http://maxdemarzi.com/2012/02/02/graph-visualization-and-neo4j-part-three/.

Analect commented 10 years ago

@brifordwylie , your latest notebook (PCAP to Graph) is featured in Python Weekly FYI http://eepurl.com/WeGqr Your notebooks are a font of learning! Does that Neo4j chart render directly in the notebook ... or is that just a screenshot? Did you have to modify the grass file to get all those annotations on the neo4j graph, including on the edges? I recommend you look at this recent presentation (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzX7DDRkecU) from Jake Vanderplas at an OpenVis conference ... he appears to have done alot of work to bring D3 interactivity to matplotlib charts in the notebook via his http://mpld3.github.io/ project. Best. Colum

brifordwylie commented 10 years ago

Hey, super neat! Thanks for the shout out.

Yes the image is just a screen shot from the Neo4j browser. I like mpld3 quite a bit I've used it in some of my other notebooks.

The workbench repository has a grass file in workbench/utils/graphstyle.grass that you can upload to the Neo4j browser.

We're looking for contributors so let me know if you (or your friends) would like to poke around with workbench. :)

Best regards, -bri

On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 11:07 AM, Analect notifications@github.com wrote:

@brifordwylie https://github.com/brifordwylie , your latest notebook (PCAP to Graph) is featured in Python Weekly FYI http://eepurl.com/WeGqr Your notebooks are a font of learning! Does that Neo4j chart render directly in the notebook ... or is that just a screenshot? Did you have to modify the grass file to get all those annotations on the neo4j graph, including on the edges? I recommend you look at this recent presentation ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzX7DDRkecU) from Jake Vanderplas at an OpenVis conference ... he appears to have done alot of work to bring D3 interactivity to matplotlib charts in the notebook via his http://mpld3.github.io/ project. Best. Colum

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brifordwylie commented 10 years ago

Actually since we're moving to NetworkX as our 'native' graph format I'll probably close this issue. We're still going to use Neo4j, we will use NeoNx (https://github.com/ducky427/neonx) to push NetworkX graphs into Neo4j.