michaelbushe / graphviz2cytoscape

Converts a graphviz dot file/string to cytoscape graph
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Code is missing.,, This would be a really great utility if it was available, what language is this going to be written in? I'm hoping Python.. #1

Open tomjuggler opened 2 years ago

michaelbushe commented 2 years ago

Yes, indeed. The intended language was Typescript but this would be a great tool in any language. The client I had started support of it but we went in a different direction. They had Python data already creating graphviz and needed to show it on the web and I had node servers and an Angular client all in TS.

There's a ton of non-Python and pre-Python graphviz too - Bell Labs...that could get on the web easy. Easy and flexibly - not just a png that's common now, but a graph that's responsive.

I am willing to help. I'm not invested in Python or graphviz myself. I'd always code baseball first. :) If a company wants to make a very small investment I know a dev or two that can knock this out and give lots of folks a big payback.

tomjuggler commented 2 years ago

Thanks, I'm not working for a big company I'm afraid, I'm tasked with doing this all on my own, and soon too... but if I had more time and budget I would have outsourced this to you for sure!

michaelbushe commented 2 years ago

Ok, please remind your client that if they keep it open they might get free help!

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tomjuggler commented 2 years ago

Yes indeed. Thankfully I'm being paid to do open source this time.