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Node Graph - Josh Warren
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A node graph component built with Pixi.js, Matter.js, and React. Allows users to see relationships between nodes and interact with them.
Node Graph - Josh Warren Overview We're going to build a graph similar to the one Obsidian uses to show relationships between notes. I personally use this graph on my website to show relationships between blog posts. Setup First, we can start a new react project. You can use any method you like to create a new project. I'd recommend vite . npx create-vite@latest node-graph Next, we're going to need a few packages to get started. We'll be using pixi.js and matter-js to handle the canvas. For state management I'll be using atom.io but any state library will work. npm install @pixi/events @pixi/r
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