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When I open the saved HTML network file, it takes quite some time to load my network of a few thousand nodes. Would it be possible to save the node locations to avoid running the network layout algorithm whenever I open the file?

Anubhab Das
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This is more of a manual solution, but it should work - it is about getting the node locations once they are loaded in your browser through javascript and then copy the locations to the html file.

See https://holzsec.github.io/rfcview/graphs/all_static.html

  1. Render Graph in Browser => F12 Console
    network.storePositions();
    console.log(JSON.stringify(data.nodes.get()))

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  1. Edit html file/ cp html to version_static.html
  • Comment out loadbar div
  • Comment out loadbar js/css (optional)
  • Set physics options to false

"physics": { "enabled": false, "repulsion": {

  • goto nodes = and copy output from 1) to the vis.DataSet array

Save and done! (Happy to collaborate on some sort of automation for this)

Holzsec
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