My plan is to make my automation framework generate those graphs on a web page to visualize automation execution, e.g. by styling nodes and adding CSS animations.
GitHub repo: https://github.com/azriel91/dot_ix
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In a similar way to this usecase, I created interactive RNN visualizations for a WIP blog post by generating the layout with GraphViz and then rendering it in the browser with D3: https://rnn-temp.ameo.design/loadWeights.html
All the hard work like edge spline generation with bezier curves, node sizing and placement, edge label placement, etc. is taken care of, and the only thing remaining is just rendering some simple paths and polygons.
The recent unfixed breakage of gvedit (the cross-platform Qt GUI) and deletion from the Windows build seems semi-tragic. Could use help there.
I think, future me could find them useful, e.g. to ship a single binary (whether native or WASM), but I can't say how soon that would be.
Check out django-schema-graph. I hope you like it!
