📄️ Lifecycle
This page outlines the lifecycle and rendering processes of a sigma instance. It details the steps from instantiation to termination and explains the mechanics behind data visualization in sigma.js.
📄️ Graph data
Sigma.js utilizes a specific data model to represent and display graphs. This section provides an overview of the core attributes and functionalities related to nodes and edges in sigma.js.
📄️ Customizing appearance
Sigma.js offers a range of options to tailor the appearance of graphs. Depending on your needs and familiarity with the library, you can choose from simple tweaks to more advanced customizations. Here's a breakdown of the available methods:
📄️ Renderers
Introduction
📄️ Coordinate systems
The graph space: graph
📄️ Node and Edge Sizes
Default Behavior
📄️ Layers
Sigma renders the graph on multiple layers. Some layers are using WebGL, some are using Canvas.
📄️ Events
Sigma.js utilizes events as a mechanism to execute specific code in response to various actions or changes within a sigma instance. This event-driven approach allows for interactive and dynamic behaviors in graph visualizations.
📄️ Publishing new versions
As the code is structured as a monorepo, we use Lerna to help version and publish the different packages handled in the repository.
📄️ Migrating from v2 to v3
This guide will help users migrating their applications from sigma v2.\ to v3.\.