Dennis Hotson
Dennis Hotson
There is a `-o` option to output an image showing the palette: ``` colorific -o myimage.png ``` .. this will create a file called `myimage_palette.png` Is that what you mean?...
Yep, quite possibly. Patches are welcome by the way. ;-) I think the main thing we currently need 2.7 for is: ``` python from collections import Counter ```
Hi, I think you might need to install a few extra ubuntu packages to get it working. e.g. try these: ``` pip uninstall Pillow apt-get install libjpeg-dev apt-get install zlib1g-dev...
Colorific was developed on ubuntu (12.04 from what I remember). I haven't tested on RHEL before. I'm just doing some quick tests on ubuntu 14.10 at the moment... This seemed...
Hey @gcds, Thanks for reaching out. Yep, I agree that PSR7 is the way of the future. I haven't worked on this codebase for quite some time now—it's mostly abandoned....
I'd suggest looking at the `layout.eachNode` function. Usage looks something like this: ``` javascript layout.eachNode(function(node, point) { console.log(node); // Original graph node // The "point" is what the layout uses...
Yep, that's right—you need to include springy.js first.
Hey sorry, I'm not quite sure I'm following what you mean—what are you expecting to see here?
Hey yep, you can set an edge’s length in its metadata when creating it e.g. graph.newEdge(node1, node2, { length: 2 ); // default length is 1, so a value if...
Hey, thank you! Currently, the best way to do it is to make a node's mass really large. It's a bit of a hack, but it generally works ok. This...