Stargraph is a real-time, collaborative graph editor written in Meteor with the CytoscapeJS library.
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1. Install Meteor from https://www.meteor.com/install
2. Get the 'semi-stable' branch. 'master' has a couple bugs that prevent the graph from rendering.
3. $ cd stargraph
4. $ meteor
- Stargraph Alpha was developed during a 24-hour period for the 2015 Meteor Global Distributed Hackathon by Joshua Chavez (@program3r), Mica Cardillo (@Soupala), and Max Franz (@maxkfranz).
- In the context of Stargraph app, a graph (aka "network") consists of nodes (aka "vertices") and edges. Edges represent connections or relationships between nodes. Some common examples of nodes in a network include neurons, proteins, messages, planets, computers, routers, employees, work of arts, transportation vessels, computers, electrical substations, weather stations, and so forth.
- The initial focus of Stargraph is to fine tune techniques for rendering large datasets in collaborative, real-time network editors.
- Another goal is to continue developing and improving tools for sharing, collaboration, and organization of data, and make it easier for non-programmers explore data.
- To see brainstorming/scratchpad, visit this Hackpad.
- For input, visit the: Trello board.
- Provide detailed bug reports by searching and filing issues on Github.
- Early alpha users to help populate some example graphs for public demos.
- Spread the word about Stargraph. Follow on Github, @Soupala on Twitter, and like on Facebook.
- Create your own tutorial on how to create a model with Stargraph and post to your site or blog.
- Please send pull requests and add yourself to CONTRIBUTORS.md