orb VS vis-network

I needed an algorithm to calculate the users’ scores. PageRank came to my mind and it worked great. Memgraph has PageRank already implemented, so I could easily use it. Next, I had to make the backend and the frontend part of the application. On the backend, I used Fast API and on the frontend, I used Material UI with the new graph visualization library Orb.

Orb Events is an implementation of the in-browser EventEmitter that offers several events (e.g. node/edge clicked, render started/ended, node dragged, etc.). You can subscribe to those events and do any action on top of them. A full list of events that the Orb emits can be found here.

Memgraph Lab is a visual user interface that can also render graphs. It uses an open-source visualization library called Orb, which allows the implementation of visualizations in the frontend code. The visualizations are adaptable and customizable using a graph-style editor defined by the GSS language.

Yes, it is. You can check out the repo at https://github.com/memgraph/orb

I'm currently using vis-network [1] as the graph display for a Fraud analysis UI. Cosmos looked really good when I checked it but as you very well mention it wasn't able to style vertices with different images/icons and not sure if it was able to style edges color and width. All of this is heavily used in my use case. Hopefully it gets these features as it matures

[1] https://github.com/visjs/vis-network

I'm not familiar with Animate by name. The viewer is pretty straight-forward given the underlying library (https://github.com/visjs/vis-network) if you come from a tech background. The trick is coming up with a maintainable way to manage the data structure for the network as it scales up. I wanted to type as little as possible to make additions :).