Create a List of G6 Plugins

Combines multiple G6 plugins into a list that can be passed to a G6 graph configuration. G6 plugins extend the functionality of the base graph visualization with additional features.

Usage

g6_plugins(graph, ...)

Arguments

graph: G6 graph instance.
...: G6 plugin configuration objects created with plugin-specific functions

Value

A list of G6 plugin configurations that can be passed to a G6 graph

Details

G6 plugins provide extended functionality beyond the core graph visualization capabilities. Plugins are divided into several categories:

Visual Style Enhancement

Grid Line (grid-line): Displays grid reference lines on the canvas
Background (background): Adds background images or colors to the canvas
Watermark (watermark): Adds a watermark to the canvas to protect copyright
Hull (hull): Creates an outline for a specified set of nodes
Bubble Sets (bubble-sets): Creates smooth bubble-like element outlines
Snapline (snapline): Displays alignment reference lines when dragging elements

Minimap (minimap): Displays a thumbnail preview of the graph, supporting navigation
Fullscreen (fullscreen): Supports full-screen display and exit for charts
Timebar (timebar): Provides filtering and playback control for temporal data

Interactive Controls

Toolbar (toolbar): Provides a collection of common operation buttons
Context Menu (contextmenu): Displays a menu of selectable operations on right-click
Tooltip (tooltip): Displays detailed information about elements on hover
Legend (legend): Displays categories and corresponding style descriptions of chart data

Data Exploration

Fisheye (fisheye): Provides a focus + context exploration experience
Edge Filter Lens (edge-filter-lens): Filters and displays edges within a specified area
Edge Bundling (edge-bundling): Bundles edges with similar paths together to reduce visual clutter

Advanced Features

History (history): Supports undo/redo operations
Camera Setting (camera-setting): Configures camera parameters in a 3D scene

Note

You can also build your own plugins as described at https://g6.antv.antgroup.com/en/manual/plugin/custom-plugin.

Examples

# Create a configuration with multiple plugins
plugins <- g6_plugins(
  minimap(),
  grid_line(),
  tooltips(
    getContent = JS("(e, items) => {
      return `<div>${items[0].id}</div>`;
    }")
  )
)

# Add a context menu and toolbar
plugins <- g6_plugins(
  context_menu(
    key = "my-context-menu",
    className = "my-context-menu",
    trigger = "click",
    offset = c(10, 10),
    getItems = JS("(event) => {
      const type = event.itemType;
      const isNode = type === 'node';
      return [
        { key: 'delete', text: 'Delete' },
        { key: 'edit', text: 'Edit' },
        { key: 'details', text: 'View Details', disabled: !isNode }
      ];
    }"),
    onClick = JS("(value, target, current) => {
      if (value === 'delete') {
        // do stuff
    }")
  ),
  toolbar(
    position = "top-right",
    getItems = JS("() => [
      { id: 'zoom-in', value: 'zoom-in' },
      { id: 'zoom-out', value: 'zoom-out' },
      { id: 'fit', value: 'fit' }
    ]"),
    onClick = JS("(value) => {
      if (value === 'zoom-in') graph.zoomTo(1.1);
      else if (value === 'zoom-out') graph.zoomTo(0.9);
      else if (value === 'fit') graph.fitView();
    }")
  )
)