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Cytoscape JS[1] with canvas rendering. Probably won't be able to do a billion nodes, but the last time I compared graph rendering libraries it was the best one
by surrTurr 2y ago
Cytoscape JS[1] with canvas rendering. Probably won't be able to do a billion nodes, but the last time I compared graph rendering libraries it was the best one in terms of performance/customizability. If you need even more performance, there's VivaGraphJS[2], which uses webgl to render.
If you want other resources, I also have a GitHub list of Graph-related libraries (visualizations etc.) on GitHub[3].
[1]: https://js.cytoscape.org/ https://js.cytoscape.org/
[2]: https://github.com/anvaka/VivaGraphJS https://github.com/anvaka/VivaGraphJS
[3]: https://github.com/stars/AlexW00/lists/graph-stuff https://github.com/stars/AlexW00/lists/graph-stuff
- acomjean 2y agoWe use cytoscape for some of our genetics tools. It works well. It does tend to “hairball” (technical term) at about 500+ nodes. That’s not the tools fault, just large graphs tend to be difficult. It’s just hard to imagine visualizing a million plus nodes without doing some clustering first.