Gist 1396daa6c6389ff4370613d70dc355d5

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Gist 1396daa6c6389ff4370613d70dc355d5

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Last edited Jan 21, 2026

Created on Jan 21, 2026

The visualization shows a directed route graph where three nodes—a, b, and c—are connected sequentially via CONNECTS relationships, forming a simple path. It uses d3.forceSimulation to position the nodes and render them as circles, while links are drawn as straight lines between them. The graph is defined in a myPath.gram file, which specifies the node and relationship structure. The code relies on D3.js for simulation and SVG rendering, presenting a minimal example of force-directed layout for a linear path.

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