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Does not work with MultiGraph #13
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Hi Paul, sorry for the delayed reply here. I'm catching up on issues here... It looks like we'll need to add a new feature to handle MultiGraph objects. Would you be interested in trying to add this feature to the library? |
I have no idea how to do it... however this would be great... |
I'm seeing this too. I can take a look if no one has started work on it yet |
@RMKD go for it! I'm happy to review the PR. Thanks! |
I am facing similar issue. Is the new feature available for use ? |
Same error here, any updates to catch up with? |
This issue was fixed by PR #25, which is accepted in my fork (which was originally made precisely to have a version with fixes from issues and PRs). The fork has now been detached and released as its own library, altair-nx, because the original has been inactive since 2020 and because the fork diverged from it considerably after a full code-base rework and the implementation of new features (e.g. curved edges, self loops, and much greater customisability). |
Name:
Type: MultiGraph
Number of nodes: 194
Number of edges: 222
Average degree: 2.2887
This will print a graph using just NetworkX, but when I try to pass it into nx_altair like this:
I get this error:
I'd like to use your library to interact with and visualize this multigraph that I'm working with. Is this already possible, or is this a new feature that needs to be implemented?
Thanks,
Paul
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