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For the tree based problem that I am currently trying to solve, one of the first perquisites was to get better at Recursion, the next thing to work out was, how do I draw shapes and lines on an HTML page i.e. SVG drawings on web. In this post, I will talk about how I used Raphael.js on web pages.So prior to this my only experience with drawing on an HTML page was a simple badly presented snake game that I had created using the canvas. Anyway for this little project I decided to look around for some libraries that would allow me to draw some shapes and I found a couple of libraries such as Raphel.js and D3.js that would let me draw SVG shapes on a web page. After very briefly investigating them, it seemed that Raphaeljs would be a better fit for my problem and hence I began my SVG drawing journey with Raphael.Now when I think about this problem, I can think of it as a sequential list of little sub-problems that I need to individually solve before I can build my great grand tree drawing solution. This is a slightly larger problem and hence it will be spread out over a few posts. Anyway below is a break of all the sub-problemsProblemSVG drawings on web Find a library that lets you draw shapes Draw some basic shapes and lines with the library. Add some user interactivity by making the shapes drag-able across the drawing area. Connect the shapes by drawing lines between them and ensure that the connections are maintained even when the shapes are dragged. Draw a relatively large tree and ensure the nodes do not overlap. Polish the product by adding, the ability to edit the text in the shapes, or perhaps let

Vue-d3-network on Vue 3 (alpha)Vue component to graph networks using d3-forceWarningThis fork has been created to make the original package compatible with Vue 3.Part of the fork has been thoroughly tested and is in active usein production of a Nuxt 3 project.But only the SVG graph with touch support & nodes selection work without fail!The screenshot feature has not been tested, neither was the canvas!Nor any of the tests have been updated!Linter fails (event though it shouldn't) - no time has been spent on it.This is the result of us having to ship a Nuxt 2 to Nuxt 3 upgrade on a deadline.The rest of this Readme is the original one from the Vue 2 version.DemoDemoFeaturesSVG renderCanvas renderLinks and nodes selectionsvg canvas shared styles via cssScreenshots, export as svg or png (svg renderer), export as png (canvas renderer)Touch supportInstallationUsagefiddlecodePen">d3-network :net-nodes="nodes" :net-links="links" :options="options" />import D3Network from 'vue-d3-network' components: { D3Network }">style src="vue-d3-network/dist/vue-d3-network.css">style>Or: import source component from: 'vue-d3-network/src/vue-d3-network.vue'And install devDependencies. (d3-force, stylus and pug)See: package.json)Propsnet-nodes: Array of node objectsnet-links: Array of link objectsselection : Object, links and nodes selectedlinks: Object with node.ids as keys, node objects as valuesnodes: Object with link.ids as keys, links objects as valuesnodeSym: String, node sprite svg docnodeCb: Function(node) -> node, node formatterlinkCb: Function(link) -> link, node link formattersimCb: Function(sim) -> sim, d3 simulation formattercustomForces: Object: { [d3Function]:args }options:canvas: Boolean, render as canvas, false = svgsize: Object, graph size. Default: container sizew: Numberh: Numberoffset: Object, graph center offsetx: Numbery: Numberforce: Numberforces Object:Center: Boolean, use d3.forceCenterX: strength, use d3.forceXY: strength, use d3.forceYManyBody: Boolean, use d3.forceManyBody, takes the negative value of 'force' optionLink: Boolean, use d3.forceLinknodeSize: Number, node radius | size in pxlinkWidth: Number, link thickness in pxnodeLabels: Boolean, show nodes nameslinkLabels: Boolean, show links namesfontSize: Number, for node labels, pxstrLinks: Boolean, draw links as rect linesresizeListener:Boolean, defaults: true ,add listener to window.resize eventnoNodes: Boolean, no render nodescanvasStyles: ObjectEventsnode-click: fired when click on node, emits (event,node-object)link-click: fired when click on link, emits (event, link-object)screen-shot: fired when screenshot creation is done, emits (error)MethodsscreenShot (name, bgColor, toSVG, svgAllCss), all arguments are optionalname: file namebgColor: CSS color, png background colortoSVG: Boolean, (svg renderer)