wwiznet_ppic (example)

Static web build (graph viewer) plus a tiny Python static file server for local preview.

quickstart: python server.py

Data

example dataset is in data/data/

• nodes.tsv
• edges.tsv
• config.json - visualisation presets/nodeset presets etc

nodes.tsv

• id column (required)
• arbitrary number of extra columns

edges.tsv

• source (required, same id as in nodes.tsv id)
• target (required, same id as in nodes.tsv id)

special column types/names

• x_<layout>, y_<layout>. z_<layout> - precomputed layouts, layout dropdown will be populated with <layout>'s
• *_a - array columns, comma seperated list of strings (eg: annotations)
• *_kv - comma seperated key value pairs (eg: key1:xyz,keyx2:asfd, ---)
• *_n - force column to be interpreted as numeric, eg metrics like degree, etc
• *_c - force column to interpreted as categorical, eg clusternumber, classification string etc
• *_c_kv - categorical keyvalue
• hl3d - optional, for molecular 3d viewer highlighted sites, comma seperated numerical index

config.json

example preset option, can be generated with your settings in the app

• change settings in Controls menu etc
• save a preset (in Presets folder chose a name and press Save Current Presets)
• export json file (menu right top, Controls -> Presets -> Export local storage)

Requirements

• Python 3.7+ (stdlib only; no pip install)

Run locally

python server.py

Open http://127.0.0.1:8888/ in your browser. Change the PORT value in server.py if 8888 is already in use.

Press Ctrl+C in the terminal to stop the server.

Your data

Path	Role
index.html	Entry page
assets/	Bundled JavaScript (ES modules)
data/	Dataset files (e.g. TSV, config.json)
server.py	Serves this folder over HTTP with correct .js MIME types on Windows

Notes

• The server always serves the directory that contains server.py, regardless of your current working directory.