/cwrc/HuViz is a fork of /smurp/huviz where development occurs

• Production
• Beta
• Alpha

HuViz is a Semantic Web graph visualization system which uses a powerful system of interactions which can be captured to produce replayable scripts. It is rather like SQL (the Structured Query Language) but applied to the task of creating graph visualizations.

The commands in HuViz can be thought of as moving nodes around among various sets, where each set behaves in a particular way on screen.

• Activated -- the nodes which are placed into the graph and which cause other nodes connected to them to become graphed. Dragging a node into the graph Activates it.

• Discarded -- the nodes which have been placed in the disard bin and which can't be pulled into the graph by activated nodes.

• Graphed -- the nodes which are in the graph, either by being activated or by being pulled into the graph

• Hidden -- the nodes which have been made invisible to reduce clutter, but which can be pulled into the graph by activated nodes

• Labelled -- the nodes which show their labels continuously, rather than just when hovered near

• Nameless -- the nodes which do not have pretty names

• Pinned -- the nodes which have been pinned in particular places on the graph

• Selected -- the nodes which have their named edges cataloged in the box labelled "Edges of the Selected Nodes" for the Draw verb to work on

• Shelved -- the nodes which are kept, disconnected, on display on the sorted, circular "Shelf" around the central graph

The Verbs are the operations which move nodes between the various sets, ie sets of nodes in particular states.

• Activate / Deactivate
• Wander
• Walk
• Select / Unselect
• Draw
• Label / Unlabel
• Shelve
• Hide
• Discard / Retrieve
• Pin / Unpin

# Install huviz from github
git clone https://github.com/smurp/huviz.git

# install NodeJS using NVM for most flexibility
# known to work on NodeJS >= v6.11.3
# (as of this writing, the latest Long Term Support version)

https://github.com/creationix/nvm#install-script

# Install `nvm` using the curl command in 'Install Script'.
# Then quit that Terminal window and start a new one to make sure its firing up automatically.
# There are tips at the bottom of the NVM README in case of problems.

# Then install the LTS version of `node` itself like this:
nvm install --lts

# Make sure you've got a suitable version of Node
node -v # expecting v6.11.3 or later

# Then do classic normal npm stuff
npm install # install needed modules

npm start

npm run dev

npm run watchTest

# bail on first error
BAIL=1 npm run watchTest

uses https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-watch https://www.npmjs.com/package/mocha

Run the auto build process while you are editing src/quaff-lod-worker.js

$ cd quaff-lod
$ npm run dev

Run the development version of huviz and tell it where to find the dev version of quaff-lod

$ cd huviz
$ QUAFF_PATH=../quaff-lod/ npm run dev

Per https://github.com/geddski/grunt-release

Two choices:

• npx grunt release
• npx grunt release:patch

• npx grunt release:minor

• npx grunt release:major

# On OSX Mavericks install homebrew
http://crosstown.coolestguidesontheplanet.com/os-x/55


# If you want to run
# On OSX you should set up pyenv-virtualenv
https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv-virtualenv

# Make a virtualenv
pyenv virtualenv huvizenv

# use it
echo "PYENV_VERSION=huvizenv" > .python-version

# install the python requirements
pip install -r requirements.txt

--limit 2
    limit the number of writers processed

./orlandoScrape.py --outfile data/test_20.ttl  --limit 20 -v

See data/test_20.ttl

./orlandoScrape.py  --outfile data/test_1.nq   --limit 1

See data/test_q.nq

How to produce the full JSON output as orlando_all_entries_2013-03-04.json (the default behaviour):

./orlandoScrape.py --infile orlando_all_entries_2013-03-04.xml --outfile orlando_all_entries_2013-03-04.json  --regexes orlando2RDFregex4.txt

How to produce the poetess JSON output as orlando_poetesses_2013-02-12.json:

./orlandoScrape.py --infile orlando_poetesses_2013-02-12.xml --outfile orlando_poetesses_2013-02-12.json  --regexes orlando2RDFregex4.txt

How to produce orlando_timeline.json

egrep 'dateOf|standardName' orlando2RDFregex4.txt > orlando_timeline.regex
./orlandoScrape.py --infile orlando_all_entries_2013-03-04.xml --outfile orlando_timeline.json --regex orlando_timeline.regex -v

git clone https://github.com/smurp/huviz
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
open http://localhost:8000/timeline.html

./extractOrlandoTagInfo.py --compact --outfile orlando_tag_tree.json