Right now if you try to use the library to re-visualize content (update the set of nodes and edges) you get a lot of duplicates. D3 supports this, it just requires using the update/enter/exit functions appropriately.
This would let you use the library in an application where you have content that changes.
Right now if you try to use the library to re-visualize content (update the set of nodes and edges) you get a lot of duplicates. D3 supports this, it just requires using the update/enter/exit functions appropriately.
This would let you use the library in an application where you have content that changes.