Django and graphs

[Mohsen]

Hi all:

I am quite new to Django, and I am looking for Django extensions that support graphs and networks. Would anybody guide me with a tutorial or some hints how we may use Django together with Networkx or SNAP graph library packages.

Many thanks

Mohsen

[Derek Zeng]

What do you mean by Django extension?

You can just use the Networkx in any django view controller and render the graph to svg using GraphViz. You can save the svg in database and then render it in a webpage.

[Julio Biason]

... and although ugly, you can render your data as a javascript object on your template and use any graph rendering library, like jqplot.

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[Ryan Manzer]

Personally, I have had a good deal of success building data APIs using Django Rest Framework and then consuming the data with the D3.js javascript library.  However, I can understand that may be a bit more complicated than you wish to go.