Closed kyleweise closed 6 years ago
Hi Kyle,
I suspect this would be straightforward enough as cytoscape already has a function to import/export json. Have a look at http://js.cytoscape.org/#cy.json
From r you would pass the json object. Then on the js side you would instantiate an empty cytoscape object, then use cy.json
See how you go, I will try as well over the next couple of days.
An alternative; if you already have the entire chart in a json object it may be easier to use htmltools tags to setup the chart on your page.
Matt
On Thu., 5 Jul. 2018, 19:17 kyleweise, notifications@github.com wrote:
I am extremely new to JavaScript or I would try to implement this myself. I am curious as to if there is a way to extend the cytospace() function (or create a new one) to accept a properly formatted JSON file to create the graph (see here for format http://js.cytoscape.org/#getting-started/specifying-basic-options)
Something like cytoscapeFromFile(file = "/path/to/example.JSON"),
or possibly to separate the elements, style, and layout:
cytoscapeFromFile(elements = "elements.JSON", style = "style.JSON", layout = "layout.JSON")
Let me know your thoughts, or if you have any advice on how I would begin to code the JavaScript for such functionality.
Thanks,
-Kyle
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I have had a quick go (see commit f600db844ab6d6ec7ea748a4986533bd18ad7dfb and this example). I think the implementation is correct but I can't get the json correctly formed in R. If you already have a json please test. I will have another go tomorrow.
Matt
I was testing with the same JSON object as you have put in README's, but had it saved as an JSON_example.JSON
under data/
. Still getting used to the JavaScript side of things, so I will continue at it today and possibly more this weekend and hopefully find a solution.
This finally worked. The JSON string was malformed in R. If you want to load from a file just read in the file and pass the character string as cytoscape(json = ...).
In the readme example I have left the JSON example in to illustrate to JSON format.
This issue closed with d74dded003abc2accbed4b19f4d240c49187c1c7
Hi Matt, looks good! One thing, looks like the png
you used in the example in the README cuts off most of the graph.
I am extremely new to JavaScript or I would try to implement this myself. I am curious as to if there is a way to extend the
cytospace()
function (or create a new one) to accept a properly formatted JSON file to create the graph (see here for format)Something like
cytoscapeFromFile(file = "/path/to/example.JSON")
,or possibly to separate the elements, style, and layout:
cytoscapeFromFile(elements = "elements.JSON", style = "style.JSON", layout = "layout.JSON"
)Let me know your thoughts, or if you have any advice on how I would begin to code the JavaScript for such functionality.
Thanks,
-Kyle