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Note, you have to use the <object... syntax, otherwise the links don't work.
It would be really awesome to have a graph style visualisation for some things on zkp.science, to show how they're interconnected. But it's also a pain to maintain the .dot file especially if you have multiple views of it (like, having a table of data, and a graph of some facet of the data)
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Hi,
I made a graph representation of how intermediate and proving systems are interconnected, it's not the best but it's a good starting point.
See: https://harryr.github.io/zklangs/ and https://github.com/HarryR/zklangs
It uses Graphviz to layout the graph.
Then it converts it to SVG. This lets you put links into the graph, using the
href
andtarget
attributes.See: https://github.com/HarryR/zklangs/blob/master/hll-graph.dot
I add the following attributes to a node in the
.dot
file to make it a link to anid
reference on the same page.Then I embed the generated
.svg
file into the markdown using:Note, you have to use the
<object...
syntax, otherwise the links don't work.It would be really awesome to have a graph style visualisation for some things on zkp.science, to show how they're interconnected. But it's also a pain to maintain the
.dot
file especially if you have multiple views of it (like, having a table of data, and a graph of some facet of the data)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: