Multilayer network visualization

Load network with URL query builder

If you have a REST service that provides you with the network data, you can use the <rest-load> directive to help you assemble appropriate url query. info-url should provide information on the data available on the server. For example:

{"countries":[
  {"id":12,"label":"Australia"},
  {"id":66,"label":"Equatorial Guinea"},
  {"id":214,"label":"United Kingdom"}],
"product":[
  {"id":35,"label":"Vegetables and fruits"},
  {"id":66,"label":"Medicinal and pharmaceutical products"},
  {"id":106,"label":"Non-ferrous metals"}],
"year":[
  {"id":"1995","label":"1995"},
  {"id":"1996","label":"1996"},
  {"id":"1997","label":"1997"}]}

This information will be queried immediately after the app loads. All further queries will be directed to the url defined in the url attribute of the <rest-load> directive.

<div ng-app="networkApp" ng-controller="networkCtrl">
    <rest-load info-url="http://zel.irb.hr/matija/datainfo" url="http://zel.irb.hr/matija/data"></rest-load>
    <aspect-selector></aspect-selector>
    <force-layout></force-layout>
</div>