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This brings back memories of a similar port of Graphviz to the web I started (then unfortunately abandoned) years ago; it's likely this is way more optimized, b

by btown 9y ago

This brings back memories of a similar port of Graphviz to the web I started (then unfortunately abandoned) years ago; it's likely this is way more optimized, but perhaps my project can serve as illustrative of what's needed for an Emscripten port: https://github.com/bpartridge/graphviz.js https://github.com/bpartridge/graphviz.js EDIT: or rather, what was needed for such a port a few years ago; I think it's been made much simpler since then!

froindt 9y ago
For current tools, I was looking into online Graphviz renderers a few months ago. My take on things: http://viz-js.com/ http://viz-js.com/ - Almost live updating. Quite fast, looks good, has lots of flexibility in output format. http://www.webgraphviz.com/ http://www.webgraphviz.com/ - If you don't want any chance of data going to an external server, this can be saved locally and works fine.