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HTTP-based Service

Version 3.1 by uru on 2013/11/27 02:34

 

 

Language Bindings

 

Examples

The graph is passed in serialized form of either graph format. In this example we use the JSON format (for JavaScript also native JSON can be passed).

graph
"{id:\"root\",children:[{id:\"n1\",labels:[{text:\"n1\"}],width:100,height:100},"
                       + "{id:\"n2\",labels:[{text:\"n2\"}],width:100,height:50,children:[{id:\"n3\","
                       + "labels:[{text:\"n3\"}],width:20,height:20},{id:\"n4\",labels:[{text:\"n4\"}],width:20,"
                       + "height:20}],edges:[{id:\"e4\",source:\"n3\",target:\"n4\"}]}],"
                       + "edges:[{id:\"e1\",source:\"n1\",target:\"n2\"}]}";
options
spacing: 100
algorithm: "de.cau.cs.kieler.klay.layered"
edgeRouting: ORTHOGONAL

JavaScript

var graph = "[graph]";
var options = { opt1: val1 };
$.kielerLayout({graph: graph, options: options,
    iFormat: 'org.json', oFormat: 'org.json',
    success : function (data) {
        console.log(data);
    }
});

Java

String graph = "[graph]";
Map<String, Object> opts = new HashMap<String, Object>();
String layouted = KIELERLayout.layout(server, "org.json", "org.json", options, graph);

C#

String graph = "[graph]";
Dictionary<String, Object> options = new Dictionary<String, Object>();
String layouted = KIELER.KIELERLayout.layout(server, "org.json", "org.json", options, graph);