GraphPlot output rendered incorrectly about wolfram-js-frontend

[JerryI]

Kinda works now. I rewrote some primitives of Graphics package and rewrote MakeBoxes definition to apply GraphPlot to any Graph symbol on output. Works as a syntax sugar, the inner expression is still the same.

I checked some of examples from WM refs page

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[gdelfino]

Thanks! The output is no longer wrong, so I think this issue should now be closed.

[JerryI]

Thank you for your feedback!

In general all Graphs-related plotting functions are not supported for now. Please, check this page (Plotting function section), where we listed all tested functions (there are probably more...). Since Wolfram Language uses higher-order function, that produce low-level Graphics primitives with million options used, we can't really say in advance which is going to work correctly and which isnt. In this sense, feel free to post anything you found working incorrectly to Issues. Then we can also know how to distribute our attention as developers.

Since you requested Graphs here, we will try to fix it 😀
In principle, Graphs relies on Graphics primitives, which are mostly implemented. We need to work a bit on converting Mathematica's boxes to our format.

[JerryI]

I see, an issue mostly connected with Arrow and GraphicsComplex functions

and any Graph object being wrapped into GraphPlot kinda works...

[gdelfino]

Thanks for your quick answer and your effort developing this project. Yes, I noticed that Graph is not supported yet. That is why I tried GraphPlot which returns a Graphics instead of a Graph.

For the future, maybe graphs could be rendered using https://github.com/DerYeger/yeger/tree/main/packages/d3-graph-controller

[JerryI]

Thanks for your quick answer and your effort developing this project. Yes, I noticed that Graph is not supported yet. That is why I tried GraphPlot which returns a Graphics instead of a Graph.

For the future, maybe graphs could be rendered using https://github.com/DerYeger/yeger/tree/main/packages/d3-graph-controller

Awesome! It might be even better than Wolfram's implementation
Thank you