Knowledge Graph / Graph View / 3D visual report

Ideas & Features
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Possible using API’s:

  1. InfraNodus: Designed for text network analysis and visualization, it can be used to create a Knowledge Graph of Fibery entities.
  2. Graphy app: Provides interactive data visualizations, suitable for graphically representing relationships between Fibery entities.
  3. DiagramGPT: Generates diagrams from natural language, useful for visualizing relationships between Fibery entities in a unique way.
  4. Dreamspace.art: Allows for the creation of diagrams through node and edge manipulation, offering another method to create a visual Knowledge Graph.
  5. Vizionova: An idea visualization and collaboration tool that can be adapted to visualize relationships between Fibery entities.

For each tool, the integration process involves using its API to fetch graph data from Fibery, visualizing it, and embedding the resulting graph into Fibery as an iframe or a custom component.

Alternatively, libraries:
Open-source options that could be used to create a Knowledge Graph similar to those used in Obsidian and Logseq:

  • Cytoscape.js: This is a powerful open-source graph theory library that allows you to visualize complex networks. It’s highly customizable and supports user interactions.
  • Sigma.js: This is a lightweight but powerful library dedicated to graph drawing, which makes it easy to publish networks on web pages.
  • Vis.js: This is a dynamic, browser-based visualization library that provides an easy way of creating network diagrams and other types of visualizations.
  • D3.js: While not specifically a graph library, D3.js is a powerful visualization tool that can be used to create custom graph visualizations."

API’s Pros:

  • Ready-made solutions, saving development time.
  • Regularly updated and maintained by the provider.
  • Access to advanced features without needing in-depth expertise.

API’s Cons:

  • Dependence on external services, which may affect stability and performance.
  • Potential costs associated with usage.
  • Limited customization options compared to in-house development.

Libraries Pros:

  • High level of customization to fit exact needs.
  • Full control over the code, updates, and improvements.
  • No reliance on third-party services, ensuring stability.

Libraries Cons:

  • Requires more development resources and expertise.
  • Responsibility for maintenance and updates.
  • Potential learning curve if the team is not familiar with the library.
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