@ -185,111 +185,6 @@ describe('Network', function () {
} ) ;
/ * *
* Check on fix for # 1218
* /
it ( 'connects a new edge to a clustering node instead of the clustered node' , function ( ) {
var [ network , data , numNodes , numEdges ] = createSampleNetwork ( ) ;
createCluster ( network ) ;
numNodes += 1 ; // A clustering node is now hiding two nodes
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ;
numEdges += 2 ; // Two clustering edges now hide two edges
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 2 ) ;
//console.log("Creating node 21")
data . nodes . update ( [ { id : 21 , label : '21' } ] ) ;
numNodes += 1 ; // New unconnected node added
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ;
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 2 ) ; // edges unchanged
//console.log("Creating edge 21 pointing to 1");
// '1' is part of the cluster so should
// connect to cluster instead
data . edges . update ( [ { from : 21 , to : 1 } ] ) ;
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ; // nodes unchanged
numEdges += 2 ; // A new clustering edge is hiding a new edge
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 3 ) ;
} ) ;
/ * *
* Check on fix for # 1315
* /
it ( 'can uncluster a clustered node when a node is removed that has an edge to that cluster' , function ( ) {
// NOTE: this block is same as previous test
var [ network , data , numNodes , numEdges ] = createSampleNetwork ( ) ;
createCluster ( network ) ;
numNodes += 1 ; // A clustering node is now hiding two nodes
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ;
numEdges += 2 ; // Two clustering edges now hide two edges
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 2 ) ;
// End block same as previous test
//console.log("removing 12");
data . nodes . remove ( 12 ) ;
// NOTE:
// At this particular point, there are still the two edges for node 12 in the edges DataSet.
// If you want to do the delete correctly, these should also be deleted explictly from
// the edges DataSet. In the Network instance, however, this.body.nodes and this.body.edges
// should be correct, with the edges of 12 all cleared out.
// 12 was connected to 11, which is clustered
numNodes -= 1 ; // 12 removed, one less node
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ;
numEdges -= 3 ; // clustering edge c1-12 and 2 edges of 12 gone
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 1 ) ;
//console.log("Unclustering c1");
network . openCluster ( "c1" ) ;
numNodes -= 1 ; // cluster node removed, one less node
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes ) ; // all are visible again
numEdges -= 1 ; // clustering edge gone, regular edge visible
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges ) ; // all are visible again
} ) ;
/ * *
* Check on fix for # 1291
* /
it ( 'can remove a node inside a cluster and then open that cluster' , function ( ) {
var [ network , data , numNodes , numEdges ] = createSampleNetwork ( ) ;
var clusterOptionsByData = {
joinCondition : function ( node ) {
if ( node . id == 1 || node . id == 2 || node . id == 3 ) return true ;
return false ;
} ,
clusterNodeProperties : { id : "c1" , label : 'c1' }
}
network . cluster ( clusterOptionsByData ) ;
numNodes += 1 ; // new cluster node
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 3 ) ; // 3 clustered nodes
numEdges += 1 ; // 1 cluster edge expected
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 3 ) ; // 3 edges hidden
//console.log("removing node 2, which is inside the cluster");
data . nodes . remove ( 2 ) ;
numNodes -= 1 ; // clustered node removed
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ; // view doesn't change
numEdges -= 2 ; // edges removed hidden in cluster
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 1 ) ; // view doesn't change
//console.log("Unclustering c1");
network . openCluster ( "c1" )
numNodes -= 1 ; // cluster node gone
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes ) ; // all visible
numEdges -= 1 ; // cluster edge gone
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges ) ; // all visible
//log(network);
} ) ;
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Local helper methods for Edge and Node testing
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////
@ -581,6 +476,244 @@ describe('Edge', function () {
} ) ; // Edge
describe ( 'Clustering' , function ( ) {
/ * *
* Check on fix for # 1218
* /
it ( 'connects a new edge to a clustering node instead of the clustered node' , function ( ) {
var [ network , data , numNodes , numEdges ] = createSampleNetwork ( ) ;
createCluster ( network ) ;
numNodes += 1 ; // A clustering node is now hiding two nodes
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ;
numEdges += 2 ; // Two clustering edges now hide two edges
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 2 ) ;
//console.log("Creating node 21")
data . nodes . update ( [ { id : 21 , label : '21' } ] ) ;
numNodes += 1 ; // New unconnected node added
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ;
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 2 ) ; // edges unchanged
//console.log("Creating edge 21 pointing to 1");
// '1' is part of the cluster so should
// connect to cluster instead
data . edges . update ( [ { from : 21 , to : 1 } ] ) ;
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ; // nodes unchanged
numEdges += 2 ; // A new clustering edge is hiding a new edge
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 3 ) ;
} ) ;
/ * *
* Check on fix for # 1315
* /
it ( 'can uncluster a clustered node when a node is removed that has an edge to that cluster' , function ( ) {
// NOTE: this block is same as previous test
var [ network , data , numNodes , numEdges ] = createSampleNetwork ( ) ;
createCluster ( network ) ;
numNodes += 1 ; // A clustering node is now hiding two nodes
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ;
numEdges += 2 ; // Two clustering edges now hide two edges
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 2 ) ;
// End block same as previous test
//console.log("removing 12");
data . nodes . remove ( 12 ) ;
// NOTE:
// At this particular point, there are still the two edges for node 12 in the edges DataSet.
// If you want to do the delete correctly, these should also be deleted explictly from
// the edges DataSet. In the Network instance, however, this.body.nodes and this.body.edges
// should be correct, with the edges of 12 all cleared out.
// 12 was connected to 11, which is clustered
numNodes -= 1 ; // 12 removed, one less node
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ;
numEdges -= 3 ; // clustering edge c1-12 and 2 edges of 12 gone
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 1 ) ;
//console.log("Unclustering c1");
network . openCluster ( "c1" ) ;
numNodes -= 1 ; // cluster node removed, one less node
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes ) ; // all are visible again
numEdges -= 1 ; // clustering edge gone, regular edge visible
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges ) ; // all are visible again
} ) ;
/ * *
* Check on fix for # 1291
* /
it ( 'can remove a node inside a cluster and then open that cluster' , function ( ) {
var [ network , data , numNodes , numEdges ] = createSampleNetwork ( ) ;
var clusterOptionsByData = {
joinCondition : function ( node ) {
if ( node . id == 1 || node . id == 2 || node . id == 3 ) return true ;
return false ;
} ,
clusterNodeProperties : { id : "c1" , label : 'c1' }
}
network . cluster ( clusterOptionsByData ) ;
numNodes += 1 ; // new cluster node
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 3 ) ; // 3 clustered nodes
numEdges += 1 ; // 1 cluster edge expected
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 3 ) ; // 3 edges hidden
//console.log("removing node 2, which is inside the cluster");
data . nodes . remove ( 2 ) ;
numNodes -= 1 ; // clustered node removed
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes - 2 ) ; // view doesn't change
numEdges -= 2 ; // edges removed hidden in cluster
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges - 1 ) ; // view doesn't change
//console.log("Unclustering c1");
network . openCluster ( "c1" )
numNodes -= 1 ; // cluster node gone
assertNumNodes ( network , numNodes , numNodes ) ; // all visible
numEdges -= 1 ; // cluster edge gone
assertNumEdges ( network , numEdges , numEdges ) ; // all visible
//log(network);
} ) ;
/ * *
* Helper function for setting up a graph for testing clusterByEdgeCount ( )
* /
function createOutlierGraph ( ) {
// create an array with nodes
var nodes = new vis . DataSet ( [
{ id : 1 , label : '1' , group : 'Group1' } ,
{ id : 2 , label : '2' , group : 'Group2' } ,
{ id : 3 , label : '3' , group : 'Group3' } ,
{ id : 4 , label : '4' , group : 'Group4' } ,
{ id : 5 , label : '5' , group : 'Group4' }
] ) ;
// create an array with edges
var edges = new vis . DataSet ( [
{ from : 1 , to : 3 } ,
{ from : 1 , to : 2 } ,
{ from : 2 , to : 4 } ,
{ from : 2 , to : 5 }
] ) ;
// create a network
var container = document . getElementById ( 'mynetwork' ) ;
var data = {
nodes : nodes ,
edges : edges
} ;
var options = {
"groups" : {
"Group1" : { level : 1 } ,
"Group2" : { level : 2 } ,
"Group3" : { level : 3 } ,
"Group4" : { level : 4 }
}
} ;
var network = new vis . Network ( container , data , options ) ;
return network ;
}
/ * *
* Check on fix for # 3367
* /
it ( 'correctly handles edge cases of clusterByEdgeCount()' , function ( ) {
/ * *
* Collect clustered id ' s
*
* All node id ' s in clustering nodes are collected into an array ;
* The results for all clusters are returned as an array .
*
* Ordering of output depends on the order in which they are defined
* within nodes . clustering ; strictly , speaking , the array and its items
* are collections , so order should not matter .
* /
var collectClusters = function ( network ) {
var clusters = [ ] ;
for ( var n in network . body . nodes ) {
var node = network . body . nodes [ n ] ;
if ( node . containedNodes === undefined ) continue ; // clusters only
// Collect id's of nodes in the cluster
var nodes = [ ] ;
for ( var m in node . containedNodes ) {
nodes . push ( m ) ;
}
clusters . push ( nodes ) ;
}
return clusters ;
}
/ * *
* Compare cluster data
*
* params are arrays of arrays of id ' s , e . g :
*
* [ [ 1 , 3 ] , [ 2 , 4 ] ]
*
* Item arrays are the id ' s of nodes in a given cluster
*
* This comparison depends on the ordering ; better
* would be to treat the items and values as collections .
* /
var compareClusterInfo = function ( recieved , expected ) {
if ( recieved . length !== expected . length ) return false ;
for ( var n = 0 ; n < recieved . length ; ++ n ) {
var itema = recieved [ n ] ;
var itemb = expected [ n ] ;
if ( itema . length !== itemb . length ) return false ;
for ( var m = 0 ; m < itema . length ; ++ m ) {
if ( itema [ m ] != itemb [ m ] ) return false ; // != because values can be string or number
}
}
return true ;
}
var assertJoinCondition = function ( joinCondition , expected ) {
var network = createOutlierGraph ( ) ;
network . clusterOutliers ( { joinCondition : joinCondition } ) ;
var recieved = collectClusters ( network ) ;
//console.log(recieved);
assert ( compareClusterInfo ( recieved , expected ) ,
'recieved:' + JSON . stringify ( recieved ) + '; '
+ 'expected: ' + JSON . stringify ( expected ) ) ;
} ;
// Should cluster 3,4,5:
var joinAll_ = function ( n ) { return true ; }
// Should cluster none:
var joinNone_ = function ( n ) { return false ; }
// Should cluster 4 & 5:
var joinLevel_ = function ( n ) { return n . level > 3 ; }
assertJoinCondition ( undefined , [ [ 1 , 3 ] , [ 2 , 4 , 5 ] ] ) ;
assertJoinCondition ( null , [ [ 1 , 3 ] , [ 2 , 4 , 5 ] ] ) ;
assertJoinCondition ( joinNone_ , [ ] ) ;
assertJoinCondition ( joinLevel_ , [ [ 2 , 4 , 5 ] ] ) ;
} ) ;
} ) ; // Clustering
describe ( 'on node.js' , function ( ) {
it ( 'should be running' , function ( ) {
assert ( this . container !== null , 'Container div not found' ) ;