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I used Zellij consistently for a few weeks as a possible alternative to Tmux. It fulfilled my requirements for a terminal multiplexer, but I found some things annoying and switched back to Tmux. I’m very happy with Tmux for now.

Indeed, I've changed the font, idk what I was thinking hehe

hehe yep I should've chosen a better font

I'm sure you can do it, the layout is powered by WebCola which has an example of a DAG: http://marvl.infotech.monash.edu/webcola/examples/downwarded..., greuler is more like a tool that provides the necessary methods to interact with the nodes/edges of the graph in a nice way

thanks for the submission OP!

thanks! right now I'm working on more examples where the information on the edges is used like finding the minimum spanning tree or the shortest path from a source vertex, I'd suggest to open a new ticket in the repo issues section so I can take a look at it later, thanks for the feedback

you're right hehe I should rename the problem to finding the number of back edges in the dfs tree, thanks for the feedback

that'd be great, you can open an issue here if you want https://github.com/maurizzzio/function-plot/issues, thanks for the feedback

I didn't notice that, thanks :)

best site ever

Thanks :)

Hey, you can now enter a valid url pointing to a js file and PojoViz will recognize it and ask directly for the global name.

The good news: your library can now be rendered by pasting the location of your script in the input field The bad news: I see that elm has most of its code under private functions which can be seen after creating an instance, unfortunately PojoViz doesn't do this because it doesn't know how to, anyway if you want to add a custom analyzer is easy as pie, take a look at https://github.com/maurizzzio/PojoViz/tree/master/src/analyz... to see how to make custom analyzers

O: in my work I use that and sencha touch too, during the development process I had some problems adding it but I'll try to fix it soon, thanks!

That's a good question, unfortunately it's hardcoded since the whole list of services contained two nodes that created a lot of branches which are the $window and $document services, to overcome this problem I created a custom Angular analyzer as you can see here https://github.com/maurizzzio/PojoViz/blob/master/src/analyz...

Actually I wrote a step-by-step example of the Object function in the readme file, what PojoViz does is just make an analysis of the structure of the library without running any code from it, it's pretty simple but the results are kinds amazing like discovering that Function.prototype is actually a function O:, but your idea is awesome and should be the next step of PojoViz, thanks!

Yes, most of the external scripts I use in my projects are fetched from this place, I'll be glad to add the resource you want :)

hi there, could you tell me what library you selected please?

thanks! I'll see how you fixed the problem and try to add it to the boilerplate