"Meteor" section in the README is incorrect
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It is a separate Git repository, available at https://github.com/Futurescaper/Futuregrapher.
That link points to this very repo. What does "separate" refer to?
You are right, I am not sure why I wrote that. It's removed.
No problem, thank you for taking the time to look at FutureGrapher!
The package is basically plain JS network graphing library using D3, with a
very thin Meteor-wrapper. Thus, it's not reactive per se, but reactivity is
easily obtained as you just need to call .update() from some function bound
to your Meteor collection.
I am not familiar with vis.js, but a quick look at it suggests that it
supports a greater variety of visualizations like timelines. On the other
hand, FutureGrapher seems a bit more customizable given the describer*
functions-architecture where you can affect rendering of your viz with
callbacks rather than just plain options.
On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Dan Dascalescu notifications@github.com
wrote:
Thanks! How reactive is the package? I'm considering it vs. wrapping
vis.js http://visjs.org/#network—
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