Pure JavaScript Graphviz equivalent [closed]

Question

Take a look at this pure JavaScript implementation of a .dot canvas renderer:

http://ushiroad.com/jsviz/

The library is not documented -- the author definitely ought to publicize and document it more (I'll contact him to suggest he put it up on github, at the very least).

Update: code has been pushed to github: https://github.com/gyuque/livizjs

Update (14/2/2013): another contender has arisen! anybody interested in the subject should definitely take a look at Viz.js's example page and github repo.

Update (7/16/2020): (seven years later) http://webgraphviz.com/ is also great! :-)

After searching far and low I finally found the answer.

The solution was that someone cross compiled Graphviz to Javascript using llvm + emscripten. Here is the link:

http://viz-js.com/

The source can be found at: https://github.com/mdaines/viz.js

And to simply get a webpage up use:

var graphviz_text = ...;
document.body.innerHTML += Viz(graphviz_text, "svg");

After looking at all the options, I found viz.js (https://github.com/mdaines/viz.js/) based off of jsviz and graphviz.js to actually have an API usable from a webpage, and enough examples to understand.

One could try convert graphviz to javascript, just like it was done for the 'PDF reader' example: https://github.com/kripken/emscripten

This is not a ready-made graphviz replacement but d3.js is a library that can do various layouts from given data and would be a great platform to implement graphviz on.

Here's an example of force-directed layouts which is one form of what graphviz does.

Here's a speech about layouts with insanely awesome interactive slides.

To get to know the project, the tutorials are very good.

Here is a cross compilation of Graphviz to Javascript done using Emscripten

https://github.com/bpartridge/graphviz.js