Forcelayout is an Android library for visualizing data. You can drawing graph with spring-like attractive forces.
Usage in kotlin
repositories {
jcenter()
}
dependencies {
compile 'jp.kai:forcelayout:1.1.0'
}
val nodes = ArrayList <Pair<String,Int>>()
nodes.add(Pair("nodeName1", R.drawable.example1))
nodes.add(Pair("nodeName2", R.drawable.example2))
nodes.add(Pair("nodeName3", R.drawable.example3))
or
val nodes: Nodes = Nodes()
nodes.add(NodePair("nodeName1", R.drawable.example1))
nodes.add(NodePair("nodeName2", R.drawable.example2))
nodes.add(NodePair("nodeName3", R.drawable.example3))
If you don't use image. You can just write node name.
val nodes: Array<String> = arrayOf( "nodeName1", "nodeName2", "nodeName3")
val links = Arrays.asList("nodeName1-nodeName2", "nodeName1-nodeName3")
or
val links: Links = Links()
links.add(LinkPair("nodeName1", "nodeName2"))
links.add(LinkPair("nodeName1", "nodeName3"))
val forcelayout = Forcelayout(applicationContext)
forcelayout.node()
.size(100)
.style(Color.argb(100,200,30,50))
forcelayout.link()
.style(Color.argb(60,50,30,200), 5.0f)
You can set node's size and link-strength, and so on. Please use anko if you write in kotlin.
val forcelayout = Forcelayout(applicationContext)
forcelayout.with(this)
.size(200)
.distance(200)
.gravity(0.04)
.friction(0.04)
.nodes(nodes)
.links(links)
.start()
Params | Description |
---|---|
size |
To set image width. |
distance |
To set distance between each nodes. |
gravity |
To set gravitation. |
friction |
To set gravitation between pair of nodes. |
nodes |
To set nodes that contain node name and image. |
links |
To set pairs that contain node names. |
Inspired by force layout
in D3.js.
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