Welcome to the Graph Renderer discussions

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Thanks for stopping by. This is the discussion forum for
@google/graph-renderer,
a Lit-based component for rendering interactive node-and-edge graphs.

What belongs here

• ❓ Q&A — usage questions, integration help, "is there a way to…?",
  troubleshooting that isn't clearly a bug.
• 💡 Ideas — feature requests, API suggestions, design tradeoffs you'd
  like to discuss before opening a tracked work item.
• 🗣️ General — anything else: show-and-tell, comparisons with other
  graph-rendering libraries, ecosystem notes.
• 📢 Announcements — release notes, breaking-change heads-ups, project
  direction. Maintainers only.

What belongs in Issues instead

Please use the issue tracker
for:

• Reproducible bugs (rendering glitches, broken interactions, type errors).
• Concrete, scoped feature requests that already have a clear acceptance
  criterion.
• Documentation errors with a specific fix in mind.
  When in doubt, start a Discussion — a maintainer will convert it to an
  Issue if appropriate.

Getting started

• Install: npm install @google/graph-renderer lit rxjs
  (elkjs is an optional peer for the ELK-backed edge layout subpath.)
• Live demo: https://google.github.io/graph-renderer/
• README: https://github.com/google/graph-renderer#readme
• TypeScript: full definitions ship with the npm package as of v1.1.0.

A note on response times

This project is maintained by a small team alongside other work. We'll do
our best to respond to discussions, but please be patient — and feel free
to help each other in the meantime.
Looking forward to seeing what you build with it.