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Hello,

I'm trying to save boolean and integer values as parameters' values but when cypher is generated, the tool manage them as strings encapsulated into single quotes.

Inside a node, in property text area I am writing:

property: true

and in the export cypher textarea the tool outputs:

{property:'true'}

Hi Alistair - this is still one of the best tools out there for creating readable graph schemas -- would it be possible to add support for diagramming recursive relationships?

Thanks

Michael

I'm presenting in an environment where I won't be able to access websites, but can bring standalone files. Is there an ability to use your http://www.apcjones.com/arrows/ tool offline as a standalone?

I get the purpose of the mark up format (so you can display a graph on browser), but what about a conversion to/from graphML?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GraphML

The markup export is really great - seems like a dump of the internal state. Would it be possible to add an import markup so you can resume work on a previous figure?

You don't have bower integration yet.
Would be useful.

Its awsome!!!
can you allow squares or triangles to be creates?

In the same way as the Export Cypher, it would be interesting to have a Import Cypher to create nodes and relationships

A large knowledge graph, in our case a medical knowledge graph, may often need small improvements.
An interactive visual interface like "arrows" would be very useful.

• Navigate in the knowledge graph and select view. Display this selection in arrows mode.
• Make some interactive adaptations in "arrows" mode. Add nodes and relationships. Modify parameters.
• Save the modifications back in the database. One user at a time or ideally according to ACID principles.

The Arrow Tool is a great visual graph editor, which appears to work fine with Safari, but when I try to use the 'export svg' function with Chrome, I receive the following error message:

error on line 1 at column 17: Attribute xmlns redefined

For better readings you can enable Syntax Highlighting in Markdown.

It would be great if you could add the options to load files in http://www.apcjones.com/arrows/# .

Unless I am overlooking a feature, it seems that drawing Neo4j 2.0 labels cannot be added to nodes at http://www.apcjones.com/arrows/# .

Is this repository under the default no-licence-no-right-to-use-anywhere conditions?

What is the license for this code?

At one side "arrows" is very easy to manage parameters of nodes and relationships, like size, thickness, colour, ... although only for individual cases of the current node or edge.
At the other side in "neovis" the value of a parameter can control the appearance of all nodes and relations having this specific parameter or type.
A persistent table should convert logical attributes of a project into the associated visual aspect.
For example if a relation has an attribute meaning high importance this edge should always looks thicker. Or if a node has a type meaning "Problem" this node should always appear in red. The relative priority of this Problem could be represented by the size of these nodes.

I went to Michael Hunger's blog for instructions, however perhaps the UI could show them, or include a help option?

• create new nodes with (+ Node)
• drag relationships out of the halo of a node
  ** either to an empty space for a new node or centered over an existing one to connect them
• double click nodes and relationships to edit them, set names and properties (in a `key: “value” syntax)

If I import the following markup, the UI interactions for dragging nodes breaks. That is, once I click the node, it is stuck to my cursor until I refresh the page.

<ul class="graph-diagram-markup" data-internal-scale="1" data-external-scale="1">
   <li class="node" data-node-id="1" data-x="-2004.7363147735596" data-y="-1026.3858366012573">
      <span class="caption">Dataset File</span>
      <dl class="properties">
         <dt>uuid</dt>
         <dd>"cefc4ef8-3ba5-45e9-b616-b1bf9523ff7e"</dd>
         <dt>templateVersion</dt>
         <dd>"0.1"</dd>
         <dt>creation</dt>
         <dd>"2003-11-24T08:15:00Z"</dd>
         <dt>fileName</dt>
         <dd>"funkystuff.xls"</dd>
         <dt>importStartRow</dt>
         <dd>3</dd>
         <dt>startTimeZone</dt>
         <dd>UTC−06 CST Central Standard Time (North America)</dd>
         <dt>endTimeZone</dt>
         <dd>UTC−05 EST Eastern Standard Time (North America)</dd>
      </dl>
   </li>
</ul>

However, if I strip the special characters from the startTimeZone and endTimeZone props, everything works as expected:

<ul class="graph-diagram-markup" data-internal-scale="1" data-external-scale="1">
   <li class="node" data-node-id="1" data-x="-2004.7363147735596" data-y="-1026.3858366012573">
      <span class="caption">Dataset File</span>
      <dl class="properties">
         <dt>uuid</dt>
         <dd>"cefc4ef8-3ba5-45e9-b616-b1bf9523ff7e"</dd>
         <dt>templateVersion</dt>
         <dd>"0.1"</dd>
         <dt>creation</dt>
         <dd>"2003-11-24T08:15:00Z"</dd>
         <dt>fileName</dt>
         <dd>"funkystuff.xls"</dd>
         <dt>importStartRow</dt>
         <dd>3</dd>
         <dt>startTimeZone</dt>
         <dd>UTC 06 CST Central Standard Time North America</dd>
         <dt>endTimeZone</dt>
         <dd>UTC 05 EST Eastern Standard Time North America</dd>
      </dl>
   </li>
</ul>

Interestingly, if I import the functioning markup, I can add those special characters back in with the graphical editor and everything still works as expected. That seems to imply that something is breaking upon import of markup with those characters.

I'm using Chrome v69.0.3497.100 (current), but I see the same behavior in Safari.

Does it sacrifice too much simplicity to support colors, and perhaps fonts on nodes?

Hi,

The graph is rendered nicely in the browser, but if i download the svg and open it with any program (like inkscape) all nodes are completely filled with black color, making the all labels unreadable