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Hi,
When I assign to alignLabel 'start' the names of the last nodes are lost, the same happen with the label 'end', in this case the names of the first node are lost.
btw thanks for the plugin, is great.

Is it possible to make to graph go vertical in stead of horizontal? If not integrated, where do I have to look to make it work myself?

Is there anyway with the Sankey.Path variant to highlight the full path from the first source to the last target? Right now, i am unable to get it to function as such.

I really would need the path to highlight as indicated by the red arrow in the above picture.

Thanks for any advice

The latest commit does not contain the double click event support. it was present at commit 3f5a9ac then disappeared.

Thank you for the great work!

How Can I implement the drag functionality?

Something like this:

.on("drag", dragmove));
function dragmove(d) {
		d3.select(this).attr("transform", 
			"translate(" + d.x + "," + (
					d.y = Math.max(0, Math.min(height - d.dy, d3.event.y))
				) + ")");
		sankey.relayout();
		link.attr("d", path);
	} 

Hi,

I try to update datas like https://bl.ocks.org/syntagmatic/77c7f7e8802e8824eed473dd065c450b. Is it possible to do that?
Thanks a lot for this work

how to align the last node to the left instead of justify

Dear author!

Appreciate your work, it's really a state of art tool!

But I have an issue with the way it sorts the flows of diagram, it makes a lot of crossings (please see the screenshot here). If you could give a tip where to look - would really appreciate it!

If you want to contact me - please write on [email protected]

Thank you in advance!
Best regards!

Is there way to use d3.tip with the chart.on if not then best way to add a chart.tip method simmilar to the one implemented here line 102 and 156

Also, great plugin (the only decent of sankey) and really liked the hierarchical highlighting of edges in product demo.

Hello,

Trying to find a way to extend this great module you've created by doing something like...

import { Sankey, Path } from 'd3.chart.sankey'

class MySankey extends Sankey {
  constructor() {
  	super()
  
	console.info('...my code goes here...')
  }

  initialize() { console.info('initialize')

  }
}

export { MySankey as Sankey }

But it doesn't seem to work quite right, wondering if this is because you are using require etc. not sure. Thanks for any thoughts, I may fork your module and rewrite it using ES6 pragma.

if your data has a zero waited link the source node is removed from the diagram so that if:
A => C with 5
A => B with 5
B => C with 0

B doesn't appear one the chart
A is size 10 with only half its value going to C

What i would like is for the elements to be positioned as if B => C had a value > 1 but with no visible link from B to C.