├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
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├── adding_nodes.html
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├── import_data.html
├── layout_options.html
└── layout_orientation.html
├── familytree.html
└── js
├── d3-dag.js
└── familytree.js
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1 | # js_family_tree
2 |
3 | Interactive visualization and -exploration tool for large family trees.
4 |
5 | Author: Benjamin W. Portner
6 |
7 | License: GNU General Public License v3.0
8 |
9 | [Live example here.](https://rawcdn.githack.com/BenPortner/js_family_tree/31118b43b0933e8ff1f3210e32ae9e9d347da365/familytree.html) (Kudos to [Pavel Puchkin](https://neoascetic.me/) from [githack.com](https://raw.githack.com/) for providing the caching proxy!)
10 |
11 | [JSFiddle here.](https://jsfiddle.net/BenPortner/6mnt1wy4/18/)
12 |
13 | ## Features
14 |
15 | The code is based on the [collapsible d3 tree example](https://bl.ocks.org/d3noob/43a860bc0024792f8803bba8ca0d5ecd) by d3noob.
16 |
17 | Features in the original:
18 | - uses [d3-hierarchy](https://github.com/d3/d3-hierarchy)
19 | - collapsible children nodes
20 | - nice transitions
21 |
22 | New features:
23 | - uses [d3-dag](https://github.com/erikbrinkman/d3-dag) instead of d3-hierarchy (allows two parents per node)
24 | - introduces union nodes to connect parents and children via common way point
25 | - nodes are collapsible in all directions: children, parents, partners (nodes memorize their dependencies)
26 | - use [d3-tip](https://github.com/caged/d3-tip) to show metadata on hover
27 | - use d3-zoom to enable zooming and panning
28 |
29 | ## How to use
30 |
31 | - Edit `data/data.js` to represent your family tree
32 | - Open `familytree.html`
33 | - Done!
34 |
35 | ## Data format
36 |
37 | The file `data/data.js` contains a single javascript object, which represents the family tree. The fields are as follows:
38 |
39 | - `start`: Enter here the id of the person, which should be the starting point of the family tree.
40 | - `persons`: Contains metadata about each person. Make sure each `id` is unique. Also, make sure each element in `own_unions` refers to a valid `union` defined in `data.unions`.
41 | - `unions`: Contains metadata about each family. Each entry in `partner` and `children` must refer to a valid `person` defined in `data.persons`.
42 | - `links`: Defines how unions and persons are to be linked (edge list). Basically an alternative representation of the information contained in `person.own_unions`, `union.partner` and `union.children`. Unfortunately, this redundancy is for now necessary to ensure proper functioning of the code!
43 |
44 | ```javascript
45 | data = {
46 | "start":"id4",
47 | "persons": {
48 | "id1": { "id": "id1", "name": "Adam", "birthyear": 1900, "deathyear": 1980, "own_unions": ["u1"], "birthplace":"Alberta", "deathplace":"Austin"},
49 | "id2": { "id": "id2", "name": "Berta", "birthyear": 1901, "deathyear": 1985, "own_unions": ["u1"], "birthplace":"Berlin", "deathplace":"Bern" },
50 | "id3": { "id": "id3", "name": "Charlene", "birthyear": 1930, "deathyear": 2010, "own_unions": ["u3", "u4"], "parent_union": "u1", "birthplace":"Château", "deathplace":"Cuxhaven" },
51 | "id4": { "id": "id4", "name": "Dan", "birthyear": 1926, "deathyear": 2009, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "u1", "birthplace":"den Haag", "deathplace":"Derince" },
52 | "id5": { "id": "id5", "name": "Eric", "birthyear": 1931, "deathyear": 2015, "own_unions": ["u3"], "parent_union": "u2", "birthplace":"Essen", "deathplace":"Edinburgh" },
53 | "id6": { "id": "id6", "name": "Francis", "birthyear": 1902, "deathyear": 1970, "own_unions": ["u2"], "birthplace":"Firenze", "deathplace":"Faizabad" },
54 | "id7": { "id": "id7", "name": "Greta", "birthyear": 1905, "deathyear": 1990, "own_unions": ["u2"] },
55 | "id8": { "id": "id8", "name": "Heinz", "birthyear": 1970, "own_unions": ["u5"], "parent_union": "u3" },
56 | "id9": { "id": "id9", "name": "Iver", "birthyear": 1925, "deathyear": 1963, "own_unions": ["u4"] },
57 | "id10": { "id": "id10", "name": "Jennifer", "birthyear": 1950, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "u4" },
58 | "id11": { "id": "id11", "name": "Klaus", "birthyear": 1933, "deathyear": 2013, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "u1" },
59 | "id12": { "id": "id12", "name": "Lennart", "birthyear": 1999, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "u5" },
60 | },
61 | "unions": {
62 | "u1": { "id": "u1", "partner": ["id1", "id2"], "children": ["id3", "id4", "id11"] },
63 | "u2": { "id": "u2", "partner": ["id6", "id7"], "children": ["id5"] },
64 | "u3": { "id": "u3", "partner": ["id3", "id5"], "children": ["id8"] },
65 | "u4": { "id": "u4", "partner": ["id3", "id9"], "children": ["id10"] },
66 | "u5": { "id": "u5", "partner": ["id8"], "children": ["id12"] },
67 | },
68 | "links": [
69 | ["id1", "u1"],
70 | ["id2", "u1"],
71 | ["u1", "id3"],
72 | ["u1", "id4"],
73 | ["id6", "u2"],
74 | ["id7", "u2"],
75 | ["u2", "id5"],
76 | ["id3", "u3"],
77 | ["id5", "u3"],
78 | ["u3", "id8"],
79 | ["id3", "u4"],
80 | ["id9", "u4"],
81 | ["u4", "id10"],
82 | ["u1", "id11"],
83 | ["id8", "u5"],
84 | ["u5", "id12"],
85 | ]
86 | }
87 | ```
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1 | body {
2 | width: 100%;
3 | height: 100%;
4 | overflow: hidden;
5 | }
6 |
7 | .person {
8 | stroke: steelblue;
9 | stroke-width: 3px;
10 | }
11 |
12 | .extendable {
13 | fill: lightsteelblue;
14 | }
15 |
16 | .non-extendable {
17 | fill: #fff;
18 | }
19 |
20 | .node-label {
21 | font: 12px sans-serif;
22 | }
23 |
24 | .link {
25 | fill: none;
26 | stroke: #ccc;
27 | stroke-width: 2px;
28 | }
29 |
30 | .tooltip {
31 | position: absolute;
32 | font: 12px sans-serif;
33 | padding: 12px;
34 | background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8);
35 | color: #fff;
36 | border-radius: 2px;
37 | }
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1 | // Game of Thrones family tree (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_of_Thrones)
2 | // file created by djBirdman (https://github.com/djBirdman)
3 | data = {
4 | "start": "benjenstark1",
5 | "persons": {
6 | "benjenstark1": { "id": "benjenstark1", "name": "Benjen Stark", "birthyear": 84, "deathyear": "101-121", "own_unions": ["uBenjenLysa"] },
7 | "lysalocke1": { "id": "lysalocke1", "name": "Lysa Locke", "birthyear": 84, "own_unions": ["uBenjenLysa"] },
8 | "rickonstark1": { "id": "rickonstark1", "name": "Rickon Stark", "birthyear": 96, "deathyear": 121, "own_unions": ["uRickonGilliane"], "parent_union": "uBenjenLysa" },
9 | "bennardstark1": { "id": "bennardstark1", "name": "Bennard Stark", "birthyear": 105, "deathyear": 126, "own_unions": ["uBennardMargaret"], "parent_union": "uBenjenLysa" },
10 | "gillianeglover1": { "id": "gillianeglover1", "name": "Lady Gilliane Glover", "birthyear": 96, "deathyear": 109, "own_unions": ["uRickonGilliane"] },
11 | "margaretcarstark1": { "id": "margaretcarstark1", "name": "Margaret Karstark", "birthyear": 112, "own_unions": ["uBennardMargaret"] },
12 | "creganstark1": { "id": "creganstark1", "name": "Cregan Stark", "birthyear": 108, "deathyear": "157-196", "own_unions": ["uCreganArra", "uCreganAlysanne", "uCreganLynara"], "parent_union": "uRickonGilliane" },
13 | "benjenstark2": { "id": "benjenstark2", "name": "Benjen Stark", "birthyear": 124, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBennardMargaret" },
14 | "brandonstark1": { "id": "brandonstark1", "name": "Brandon Stark", "birthyear": 125, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBennardMargaret" },
15 | "elricstark1": { "id": "elricstark1", "name": "Elric Stark", "birthyear": 126, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBennardMargaret" },
16 | "arranorrey1": { "id": "arranorrey1", "name": "Arra Norrey", "birthyear": 116, "deathyear": 128, "own_unions": ["uCreganArra"] },
17 | "alysanneblackwood1": { "id": "alysanneblackwood1", "name": "Alysanne Blackwood", "birthyear": 113, "deathyear": "136-179", "own_unions": ["uCreganAlysanne"] },
18 | "lynarastark1": { "id": "lynarastark1", "name": "Lynara Stark", "own_unions": ["uCreganLynara"] },
19 | "rickonstark2": { "id": "rickonstark2", "name": "Rickon Stark", "birthyear": 128, "deathyear": 157, "own_unions": ["uRickonJeyne"], "parent_union": "uCreganArra" },
20 | "sarrastark1": { "id": "sarrastark1", "name": "Sarra Stark", "birthyear": 133, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uCreganAlysanne" },
21 | "alysstark1": { "id": "alysstark1", "name": "Alys Stark", "birthyear": 134, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uCreganAlysanne" },
22 | "rayastark1": { "id": "rayastark1", "name": "Raya Stark", "birthyear": 135, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uCreganAlysanne" },
23 | "mariahstark1": { "id": "mariahstark1", "name": "Mariah Stark", "birthyear": 136, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uCreganAlysanne" },
24 | "jonnelstark1": { "id": "jonnelstark1", "name": "Jonnel Stark", "birthyear": 136, "deathyear": "157-209", "own_unions": ["uJonnelStark1Inbreed", "uJonnelRobyn"], "parent_union": "uCreganLynara" },
25 | "jonnelstark1inbreednote": { "id": "jonnelstark1inbreednote", "name": "Jonnel married half-brother Rickon's d. Sansa", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uJonnelStark1Inbreed" },
26 | "jonnelstark1inbreed": { "id": "jonnelstark1inbreed", "name": "Jonnel Stark", "birthyear": 136, "deathyear": "157-209", "own_unions": ["uJonnelSansa"] },
27 | "edricstark1": { "id": "edricstark1", "name": "Edric Stark", "birthyear": 137, "deathyear": "153-209", "own_unions": ["uEdricStark1Inbreed"], "parent_union": "uCreganLynara" },
28 | "edricstark1inbreednote": { "id": "edricstark1inbreednote", "name": "Edric married half-brother Rickon's d. Serena", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEdricStark1Inbreed" },
29 | "edricstark1inbreed": { "id": "edricstark1inbreed", "name": "Edric Stark", "birthyear": 137, "deathyear": "153-209", "own_unions": ["uEdricSerena"] },
30 | "lyannastark1": { "id": "lyannastark1", "name": "Lyanna Stark", "birthyear": 138, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uCreganLynara" },
31 | "barthoganstark1": { "id": "barthoganstark1", "name": "Barthogan Stark", "birthyear": 139, "deathyear": "184-209", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uCreganLynara" },
32 | "brandonstark2": { "id": "brandonstark2", "name": "Brandon Stark", "birthyear": 140, "deathyear": "184-212", "own_unions": ["uBrandonWylla", "uBrandonAlys"], "parent_union": "uCreganLynara" },
33 | "robynryswell1": { "id": "robynryswell1", "name": "Robyn Ryswell", "birthyear": 141, "own_unions": ["uJonnelRobyn"] },
34 | "jeynemanderly1": { "id": "jeynemanderly1", "name": "Jeyne Manderly", "own_unions": ["uRickonJeyne"] },
35 | "wyllafenn1": { "id": "wyllafenn1", "name": "Wylla Fenn", "own_unions": ["uBrandonWylla"] },
36 | "alyskarstark1": { "id": "alyskarstark1", "name": "Alys Karstark", "own_unions": ["uBrandonAlys"] },
37 | "sansastark1": { "id": "sansastark1", "name": "Sansa Stark", "birthyear": 140, "own_unions": ["uJonnelSansa"], "parent_union": "uRickonJeyne" },
38 | "sansastark1inbreed": { "id": "sansastark1inbreed", "name": "Sansa Stark (see Rickon Stark)", "birthyear": 140, "own_unions": ["uJonnelStark1Inbreed"] },
39 | "serenastark1": { "id": "serenastark1", "name": "Serena Stark", "birthyear": 141, "own_unions": ["uEdricSerena", "uJonSerena"], "parent_union": "uRickonJeyne" },
40 | "serenastark1inbreed": { "id": "serenastark1inbreed", "name": "Serena Stark (see Rickon Stark)", "birthyear": 141, "own_unions": ["uEdricStark1Inbreed"] },
41 | "jonumber1": { "id": "jonumber1", "name": "Jon Umber", "own_unions": ["uJonSerena"] },
42 | "cregardstark1": { "id": "cregardstark1", "name": "Cregard Stark", "birthyear": 162, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEdricSerena" },
43 | "torrhenstark1": { "id": "torrhenstark1", "name": "Torrhen Stark", "birthyear": 162, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEdricSerena" },
44 | "arranastark1": { "id": "arranastark1", "name": "Arrana Stark", "birthyear": 163, "own_unions": ["uOsricArrana"], "parent_union": "uEdricSerena" },
45 | "aragellestark1": { "id": "aragellestark1", "name": "Aragelle Stark", "birthyear": 164, "own_unions": ["uRobardAregelle"], "parent_union": "uEdricSerena" },
46 | "lonnelsnow1": { "id": "lonnelsnow1", "name": "Lonnel Snow", "birthyear": 1, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBrandonWylla" },
47 | "rodwellstark1": { "id": "lonnelsnow1", "name": "Rodwell Stark", "birthyear": 170, "deathyear": "184-212", "own_unions": ["uRodwellMyriame"], "parent_union": "uBrandonAlys" },
48 | "beronstark1": { "id": "lonnelsnow1", "name": "Beron Stark", "birthyear": 172, "deathyear": 212, "own_unions": ["uBeronLorra"], "parent_union": "uBrandonAlys" },
49 | "arsastark1": { "id": "lonnelsnow1", "name": "Arsa Stark", "birthyear": 173, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBrandonAlys" },
50 | "osricumber1": { "id": "osricumber1", "name": "Osric Umber", "birthyear": 160, "own_unions": ["uOsricArrana"] },
51 | "robardcerwyn1": { "id": "robardcerwyn1", "name": "Robard Cerwyn", "own_unions": ["uRobardAregelle"] },
52 | "myriamemanderly1": { "id": "myriamemanderly1", "name": "Myriame Manderly", "own_unions": ["uRodwellMyriame"] },
53 | "lorraroyce1": { "id": "lorraroyce1", "name": "Lorra Royce", "own_unions": ["uBeronLorra"] },
54 | "unknown1": { "id": "unknown1", "name": "Unknown", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uOsricArrana" },
55 | "unknown2": { "id": "unknown2", "name": "Unknown", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uRobardAregelle" },
56 | "donnorstark1": { "id": "donnorstark1", "name": "Donnor Stark", "birthyear": 194, "deathyear": "212-226", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBeronLorra" },
57 | "willamstark1": { "id": "willamstark1", "name": "Willam Stark", "birthyear": 195, "deathyear": 226, "own_unions": ["uWillamLyanne", "uWillamMelantha"], "parent_union": "uBeronLorra" },
58 | "artosstark1": { "id": "artosstark1", "name": "Artos Stark", "birthyear": 196, "own_unions": ["uArtosLysara"], "parent_union": "uBeronLorra" },
59 | "berenastark1": { "id": "berenastark1", "name": "Berena Stark", "birthyear": 197, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBeronLorra" },
60 | "alysannestark1": { "id": "alysannestark1", "name": "Alysanne Stark", "birthyear": 198, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBeronLorra" },
61 | "erroldstark1": { "id": "erroldstark1", "name": "Errold Stark", "birthyear": 199, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBeronLorra" },
62 | "rodrikstark1": { "id": "rodrikstark1", "name": "Rodrik Stark", "birthyear": 200, "own_unions": ["uRodrikArya"], "parent_union": "uBeronLorra" },
63 | "lyanneglover1": { "id": "lyanneglover1", "name": "Lyanne Glover", "deathyear": 206, "own_unions": ["uWillamLyanne"] },
64 | "melanthablackwood1": { "id": "melanthablackwood1", "name": "Melantha Blackwood", "own_unions": ["uWillamMelantha"] },
65 | "lysarakarstark1": { "id": "lysarakarstark1", "name": "Lysara Karstark", "own_unions": ["uArtosLysara"] },
66 | "aryaflint1": { "id": "aryaflint1", "name": "Arya Flint", "own_unions": ["uRodrikArya"] },
67 | "brandonstark3": { "id": "brandonstark3", "name": "Brandon Stark", "birthyear": 206, "deathyear": 209, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uWillamLyanne" },
68 | "edwylestark1": { "id": "edwylestark1", "name": "Edwyle Stark", "birthyear": 208, "own_unions": ["uEdwyleMarna"], "parent_union": "uWillamMelantha" },
69 | "jocelynstark1": { "id": "jocelynstark1", "name": "Jocelyn Stark", "birthyear": 209, "own_unions": ["uBenedictJocelyn"], "parent_union": "uWillamMelantha" },
70 | "brandonstark4": { "id": "brandonstark4", "name": "Brandon Stark", "birthyear": 210, "own_unions": ["uBrandonUnknown"], "parent_union": "uArtosLysara" },
71 | "benjenstark3": { "id": "benjenstark3", "name": "Benjen Stark", "birthyear": 210, "own_unions": ["uBenjenUnknown"], "parent_union": "uArtosLysara" },
72 | "brandastark1": { "id": "brandastark1", "name": "Branda Stark", "birthyear": 220, "own_unions": ["uHarroldBranda"], "parent_union": "uRodrikArya" },
73 | "lyarrastark1": { "id": "lyarrastark1", "name": "Lyarra Stark", "birthyear": 221, "own_unions": ["uLyarraStark1Inbreed"], "parent_union": "uRodrikArya" },
74 | "lyarrastark1inbreednote": { "id": "lyarrastark1inbreednote", "name": "Lyarra married cousin Edwyle's son Rickard", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uLyarraStark1Inbreed" },
75 | "lyarrastark1inbreed": { "id": "lyarrastark1inbreed", "name": "Lyarra Stark", "birthyear": 136, "deathyear": "157-209", "own_unions": ["uRickardLyarra"] },
76 | "marnalocke1": { "id": "marnalocke1", "name": "Marna Locke", "own_unions": ["uEdwyleMarna"] },
77 | "benedictjoyce1": { "id": "benedictjoyce1", "name": "Benedict Joyce", "own_unions": ["uBenedictJocelyn"] },
78 | "harroldrogers1": { "id": "harroldrogers1", "name": "Harrold Rogers", "own_unions": ["uHarroldBranda"] },
79 | "rickardstark1": { "id": "rickardstark1", "name": "Rickard Stark", "birthyear": 238, "deathyear": 282, "own_unions": ["uRickardLyarra"], "parent_union": "uEdwyleMarna" },
80 | "rickardstark1inbreed": { "id": "rickardstark1inbreed", "name": "Rickard Stark (see Willam Stark > Edwyle Stark)", "birthyear": 238, "deathyear": 282, "own_unions": ["uLyarraStark1Inbreed"] },
81 | "unknown3": { "id": "unknown3", "name": "Unknown Daughter", "birthyear": 230, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBenedictJocelyn" },
82 | "unknown4": { "id": "unknown4", "name": "Unknown Daughter", "birthyear": 232, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBenedictJocelyn" },
83 | "unknown5": { "id": "unknown5", "name": "Unknown Daughter", "birthyear": 234, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBenedictJocelyn" },
84 | "unknown6mother": { "id": "unknown6mother", "name": "Unknown", "own_unions": ["uBrandonUnknown"] },
85 | "unknown6": { "id": "unknown6", "name": "Unknown", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBrandonUnknown" },
86 | "unknown7mother": { "id": "unknown7mother", "name": "Unknown", "own_unions": ["uBenjenUnknown"] },
87 | "unknown7": { "id": "unknown7", "name": "Unknown", "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uBenjenUnknown" },
88 | "brandonstark5": { "id": "brandonstark5", "name": "Brandon Stark", "birthyear": 262, "deathyear": 282, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uRickardLyarra" },
89 | "eddardstark1": { "id": "eddardstark1", "name": "Eddard Stark", "birthyear": 263, "deathyear": 299, "own_unions": ["uEddardUnknown", "uEddardCatelyn"], "parent_union": "uRickardLyarra" },
90 | "lyannastark2": { "id": "lyannastark2", "name": "Lyanna Stark", "birthyear": 266, "deathyear": 283, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uRickardLyarra" },
91 | "benjenstark4": { "id": "benjenstark4", "name": "Benjen Stark", "birthyear": 267, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uRickardLyarra" },
92 | "catelyntully1": { "id": "catelyntully1", "name": "Catelyn Tully", "birthyear": 264, "deathyear": 299, "own_unions": ["uEddardCatelyn"] },
93 | "unknown8": { "id": "unknown8", "name": "Unknown", "own_unions": ["uEddardUnknown"] },
94 | "jonsnow1": { "id": "jonsnow1", "name": "Jon Snow", "birthyear": 283, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEddardUnknown" },
95 | "robbstark1": { "id": "robbstark1", "name": "Robb Stark", "birthyear": 283, "deathyear": 299, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEddardCatelyn" },
96 | "sansastark2": { "id": "sansastark2", "name": "Sansa Stark", "birthyear": 286, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEddardCatelyn" },
97 | "aryastark1": { "id": "aryastark1", "name": "Arya Stark", "birthyear": 289, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEddardCatelyn" },
98 | "branstark1": { "id": "branstark1", "name": "Bran Stark", "birthyear": 290, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEddardCatelyn" },
99 | "rickonstark3": { "id": "rickonstark3", "name": "Rickon Stark", "birthyear": 295, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "uEddardCatelyn" },
100 | },
101 | "unions": {
102 | "uBenjenLysa": { "id": "uBenjenLysa", "partner": ["benjenstark1", "lysalocke1"], "children": ["rickonstark1", "bennardstark1"], "unionYear": 1 },
103 | "uRickonGilliane": { "id": "uRickonGilliane", "partner": ["rickonstark1", "gillianeglover1"], "children": ["creganstark1"], "unionYear": 1 },
104 | "uBennardMargaret": { "id": "uBennardMargaret", "partner": ["bennardstark1", "margaretcarstark1"], "children": ["benjenstark2", "brandonstark1", "elricstark1"], "unionYear": 1 },
105 | "uCreganArra": { "id": "uCreganArra", "partner": ["creganstark1", "arranorrey1"], "children": ["rickonstark2"], "unionYear": 126 },
106 | "uCreganAlysanne": { "id": "uCreganAlysanne", "partner": ["creganstark1", "alysanneblackwood1"], "children": ["sarrastark1", "alysstark1", "rayastark1", "mariahstark1"], "unionYear": 132 },
107 | "uCreganLynara": { "id": "uCreganLynara", "partner": ["creganstark1", "lynarastark1"], "children": ["jonnelstark1", "edricstark1", "lyannastark1", "barthoganstark1", "brandonstark2"], "unionYear": 136 },
108 | "uRickonJeyne": { "id": "uRickonJeyne", "partner": ["rickonstark2", "jeynemanderly1"], "children": ["sansastark1", "serenastark1"], "unionYear": 1 },
109 | "uJonnelStark1Inbreed": { "id": "uJonnelStark1Inbreed", "partner": ["jonnelstark1", "sansastark1inbreed"], "children": ["jonnelstark1inbreednote"], "unionYear": 150 },
110 | "uJonnelSansa": { "id": "uJonnelSansa", "partner": ["jonnelstark1inbreed", "sansastark1"], "unionYear": 150 },
111 | "uJonnelRobyn": { "id": "uJonnelRobyn", "partner": ["jonnelstark1", "robynryswell1"], "unionYear": 151 },
112 | "uEdricStark1Inbreed": { "id": "uEdricStark1Inbreed", "partner": ["edricstark1", "serenastark1inbreed"], "children": ["edricstark1inbreednote"], "unionYear": 162 },
113 | "uEdricSerena": { "id": "uEdricSerena", "partner": ["edricstark1inbreed", "serenastark1"], "children": ["cregardstark1", "torrhenstark1", "arranastark1", "aragellestark1"], "unionYear": 162 },
114 | "uBrandonWylla": { "id": "uBrandonWylla", "partner": ["brandonstark2", "wyllafenn1"], "children": ["lonnelsnow1"], "unionYear": 152 },
115 | "uBrandonAlys": { "id": "uBrandonAlys", "partner": ["brandonstark2", "alyskarstark1"], "children": ["rodwellstark1", "beronstark1", "arsastark1"], "unionYear": 153 },
116 | "uJonSerena": { "id": "uJonSerena", "partner": ["jonumber1", "serenastark1"], "unionYear": 161 },
117 | "uOsricArrana": { "id": "uOsricArrana", "partner": ["arranastark1", "osricumber1"], "children": ["unknown1"], "unionYear": 1 },
118 | "uRobardAregelle": { "id": "uRobardAregelle", "partner": ["aragellestark1", "robardcerwyn1"], "children": ["unknown2"], "unionYear": 1 },
119 | "uRodwellMyriame": { "id": "uRodwellMyriame", "partner": ["rodwellstark1", "myriamemanderly1"], "unionYear": 1 },
120 | "uBeronLorra": { "id": "uBeronLorra", "partner": ["beronstark1", "lorraroyce1"], "children": ["donnorstark1", "willamstark1", "artosstark1", "berenastark1", "alysannestark1", "erroldstark1", "rodrikstark1"], "unionYear": 1 },
121 | "uWillamLyanne": { "id": "uWillamLyanne", "partner": ["willamstark1", "lyanneglover1"], "children": ["brandonstark3"], "unionYear": 204 },
122 | "uWillamMelantha": { "id": "uWillamMelantha", "partner": ["willamstark1", "melanthablackwood1"], "children": ["edwylestark1", "jocelynstark1"], "unionYear": 207 },
123 | "uArtosLysara": { "id": "uArtosLysara", "partner": ["artosstark1", "lysarakarstark1"], "children": ["brandonstark4", "benjenstark3"], "unionYear": 2 },
124 | "uRodrikArya": { "id": "uRodrikArya", "partner": ["rodrikstark1", "aryaflint1"], "children": ["brandastark1", "lyarrastark1"], "unionYear": 2 },
125 | "uEdwyleMarna": { "id": "uEdwyleMarna", "partner": ["edwylestark1", "marnalocke1"], "children": ["rickardstark1"], "unionYear": 2 },
126 | "uBenedictJocelyn": { "id": "uBenedictJocelyn", "partner": ["benedictjoyce1", "jocelynstark1"], "children": ["unknown3", "unknown4", "unknown5"], "unionYear": 2 },
127 | "uBrandonUnknown": { "id": "uBrandonUnknown", "partner": ["brandonstark4", "unknown6mother"], "children": ["unknown6"], "unionYear": 2 },
128 | "uBenjenUnknown": { "id": "uBenjenUnknown", "partner": ["benjenstark3", "unknown7mother"], "children": ["unknown7"], "unionYear": 2 },
129 | "uHarroldBranda": { "id": "uHarroldBranda", "partner": ["harroldrogers1", "brandastark1"], "unionYear": 2 },
130 | "uLyarraStark1Inbreed": { "id": "uLyarraStark1Inbreed", "partner": ["rickardstark1inbreed", "lyarrastark1"], "children": ["lyarrastark1inbreednote"], "unionYear": 2 },
131 | "uRickardLyarra": { "id": "uRickardLyarra", "partner": ["rickardstark1", "lyarrastark1inbreed"], "children": ["brandonstark5", "eddardstark1", "lyannastark2", "benjenstark4"], "unionYear": 2 },
132 | "uEddardUnknown": { "id": "uEddardUnknown", "partner": ["eddardstark1", "unknown8"], "children": ["jonsnow1"], "unionYear": 282 },
133 | "uEddardCatelyn": { "id": "uEddardCatelyn", "partner": ["eddardstark1", "catelyntully1"], "children": ["robbstark1", "sansastark2", "aryastark1", "branstark1", "rickonstark3"], "unionYear": 283 },
134 | },
135 | "links": [
136 | ["benjenstark1", "uBenjenLysa"],
137 | ["lysalocke1", "uBenjenLysa"],
138 | ["uBenjenLysa", "rickonstark1"],
139 | ["uBenjenLysa", "bennardstark1"],
140 | ["rickonstark1", "uRickonGilliane"],
141 | ["gillianeglover1", "uRickonGilliane"],
142 | ["bennardstark1", "uBennardMargaret"],
143 | ["margaretcarstark1", "uBennardMargaret"],
144 | ["uRickonGilliane", "creganstark1"],
145 | ["uBennardMargaret", "benjenstark2"],
146 | ["uBennardMargaret", "brandonstark1"],
147 | ["uBennardMargaret", "elricstark1"],
148 | ["creganstark1", "uCreganArra"],
149 | ["arranorrey1", "uCreganArra"],
150 | ["creganstark1", "uCreganAlysanne"],
151 | ["alysanneblackwood1", "uCreganAlysanne"],
152 | ["creganstark1", "uCreganLynara"],
153 | ["lynarastark1", "uCreganLynara"],
154 | ["uCreganArra", "rickonstark2"],
155 | ["uCreganAlysanne", "sarrastark1"],
156 | ["uCreganAlysanne", "alysstark1"],
157 | ["uCreganAlysanne", "rayastark1"],
158 | ["uCreganAlysanne", "mariahstark1"],
159 | ["uCreganLynara", "jonnelstark1"],
160 | ["uCreganLynara", "edricstark1"],
161 | ["uCreganLynara", "lyannastark1"],
162 | ["uCreganLynara", "barthoganstark1"],
163 | ["uCreganLynara", "brandonstark2"],
164 | ["rickonstark2", "uRickonJeyne"],
165 | ["jeynemanderly1", "uRickonJeyne"],
166 | ["uRickonJeyne", "sansastark1"],
167 | ["uRickonJeyne", "serenastark1"],
168 | ["jonnelstark1", "uJonnelStark1Inbreed"],
169 | ["sansastark1inbreed", "uJonnelStark1Inbreed"],
170 | ["uJonnelStark1Inbreed", "jonnelstark1inbreednote"],
171 | ["jonnelstark1inbreed", "uJonnelSansa"],
172 | ["sansastark1", "uJonnelSansa"],
173 | ["jonnelstark1", "uJonnelRobyn"],
174 | ["robynryswell1", "uJonnelRobyn"],
175 | ["jonumber1", "uJonSerena"],
176 | ["serenastark1", "uJonSerena"],
177 | ["edricstark1", "uEdricStark1Inbreed"],
178 | ["serenastark1inbreed", "uEdricStark1Inbreed"],
179 | ["uEdricStark1Inbreed", "edricstark1inbreednote"],
180 | ["edricstark1inbreed", "uEdricSerena"],
181 | ["serenastark1", "uEdricSerena"],
182 | ["brandonstark2", "uBrandonWylla"],
183 | ["wyllafenn1", "uBrandonWylla"],
184 | ["brandonstark2", "uBrandonAlys"],
185 | ["alyskarstark1", "uBrandonAlys"],
186 | ["uEdricSerena", "cregardstark1"],
187 | ["uEdricSerena", "torrhenstark1"],
188 | ["uEdricSerena", "arranastark1"],
189 | ["uEdricSerena", "aragellestark1"],
190 | ["uBrandonWylla", "lonnelsnow1"],
191 | ["uBrandonAlys", "rodwellstark1"],
192 | ["uBrandonAlys", "beronstark1"],
193 | ["uBrandonAlys", "arsastark1"],
194 | ["arranastark1", "uOsricArrana"],
195 | ["osricumber1", "uOsricArrana"],
196 | ["uOsricArrana", "unknown1"],
197 | ["aragellestark1", "uRobardAregelle"],
198 | ["robardcerwyn1", "uRobardAregelle"],
199 | ["uRobardAregelle", "unknown2"],
200 | ["rodwellstark1", "uRodwellMyriame"],
201 | ["myriamemanderly1", "uRodwellMyriame"],
202 | ["beronstark1", "uBeronLorra"],
203 | ["lorraroyce1", "uBeronLorra"],
204 | ["uBeronLorra", "donnorstark1"],
205 | ["uBeronLorra", "willamstark1"],
206 | ["uBeronLorra", "artosstark1"],
207 | ["uBeronLorra", "berenastark1"],
208 | ["uBeronLorra", "alysannestark1"],
209 | ["uBeronLorra", "erroldstark1"],
210 | ["uBeronLorra", "rodrikstark1"],
211 | ["willamstark1", "uWillamLyanne"],
212 | ["lyanneglover1", "uWillamLyanne"],
213 | ["uWillamLyanne", "brandonstark3"],
214 | ["willamstark1", "uWillamMelantha"],
215 | ["melanthablackwood1", "uWillamMelantha"],
216 | ["uWillamMelantha", "edwylestark1"],
217 | ["uWillamMelantha", "jocelynstark1"],
218 | ["artosstark1", "uArtosLysara"],
219 | ["lysarakarstark1", "uArtosLysara"],
220 | ["uArtosLysara", "brandonstark4"],
221 | ["uArtosLysara", "benjenstark3"],
222 | ["rodrikstark1", "uRodrikArya"],
223 | ["aryaflint1", "uRodrikArya"],
224 | ["uRodrikArya", "brandastark1"],
225 | ["uRodrikArya", "lyarrastark1"],
226 | ["edwylestark1", "uEdwyleMarna"],
227 | ["marnalocke1", "uEdwyleMarna"],
228 | ["uEdwyleMarna", "rickardstark1"],
229 | ["benedictjoyce1", "uBenedictJocelyn"],
230 | ["jocelynstark1", "uBenedictJocelyn"],
231 | ["uBenedictJocelyn", "unknown3"],
232 | ["uBenedictJocelyn", "unknown4"],
233 | ["uBenedictJocelyn", "unknown5"],
234 | ["brandonstark4", "uBrandonUnknown"],
235 | ["unknown6mother", "uBrandonUnknown"],
236 | ["uBrandonUnknown", "unknown6"],
237 | ["benjenstark3", "uBenjenUnknown"],
238 | ["unknown7mother", "uBenjenUnknown"],
239 | ["uBenjenUnknown", "unknown7"],
240 | ["harroldrogers1", "uHarroldBranda"],
241 | ["brandastark1", "uHarroldBranda"],
242 | ["rickardstark1inbreed", "uLyarraStark1Inbreed"],
243 | ["lyarrastark1", "uLyarraStark1Inbreed"],
244 | ["uLyarraStark1Inbreed", "lyarrastark1inbreednote"],
245 | ["rickardstark1", "uRickardLyarra"],
246 | ["lyarrastark1inbreed", "uRickardLyarra"],
247 | ["uRickardLyarra", "brandonstark5"],
248 | ["uRickardLyarra", "eddardstark1"],
249 | ["uRickardLyarra", "lyannastark2"],
250 | ["uRickardLyarra", "benjenstark4"],
251 | ["eddardstark1", "uEddardUnknown"],
252 | ["unknown8", "uEddardUnknown"],
253 | ["uEddardUnknown", "jonsnow1"],
254 | ["eddardstark1", "uEddardCatelyn"],
255 | ["catelyntully1", "uEddardCatelyn"],
256 | ["uEddardCatelyn", "robbstark1"],
257 | ["uEddardCatelyn", "sansastark2"],
258 | ["uEddardCatelyn", "aryastark1"],
259 | ["uEddardCatelyn", "branstark1"],
260 | ["uEddardCatelyn", "rickonstark3"],
261 | ]
262 | }
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1 | data = {
2 | "start":"id4",
3 | "persons": {
4 | "id1": { "id": "id1", "name": "Adam", "birthyear": 1900, "deathyear": 1980, "own_unions": ["u1"], "birthplace":"Alberta", "deathplace":"Austin"},
5 | "id2": { "id": "id2", "name": "Berta", "birthyear": 1901, "deathyear": 1985, "own_unions": ["u1"], "birthplace":"Berlin", "deathplace":"Bern" },
6 | "id3": { "id": "id3", "name": "Charlene", "birthyear": 1930, "deathyear": 2010, "own_unions": ["u3", "u4"], "parent_union": "u1", "birthplace":"Château", "deathplace":"Cuxhaven" },
7 | "id4": { "id": "id4", "name": "Dan", "birthyear": 1926, "deathyear": 2009, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "u1", "birthplace":"den Haag", "deathplace":"Derince" },
8 | "id5": { "id": "id5", "name": "Eric", "birthyear": 1931, "deathyear": 2015, "own_unions": ["u3"], "parent_union": "u2", "birthplace":"Essen", "deathplace":"Edinburgh" },
9 | "id6": { "id": "id6", "name": "Francis", "birthyear": 1902, "deathyear": 1970, "own_unions": ["u2"], "birthplace":"Firenze", "deathplace":"Faizabad" },
10 | "id7": { "id": "id7", "name": "Greta", "birthyear": 1905, "deathyear": 1990, "own_unions": ["u2"] },
11 | "id8": { "id": "id8", "name": "Heinz", "birthyear": 1970, "own_unions": ["u5"], "parent_union": "u3" },
12 | "id9": { "id": "id9", "name": "Iver", "birthyear": 1925, "deathyear": 1963, "own_unions": ["u4"] },
13 | "id10": { "id": "id10", "name": "Jennifer", "birthyear": 1950, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "u4" },
14 | "id11": { "id": "id11", "name": "Klaus", "birthyear": 1933, "deathyear": 2013, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "u1" },
15 | "id12": { "id": "id12", "name": "Lennart", "birthyear": 1999, "own_unions": [], "parent_union": "u5" },
16 | },
17 | "unions": {
18 | "u1": { "id": "u1", "partner": ["id1", "id2"], "children": ["id3", "id4", "id11"] },
19 | "u2": { "id": "u2", "partner": ["id6", "id7"], "children": ["id5"] },
20 | "u3": { "id": "u3", "partner": ["id3", "id5"], "children": ["id8"] },
21 | "u4": { "id": "u4", "partner": ["id3", "id9"], "children": ["id10"] },
22 | "u5": { "id": "u5", "partner": ["id8"], "children": ["id12"] },
23 | },
24 | "links": [
25 | ["id1", "u1"],
26 | ["id2", "u1"],
27 | ["u1", "id3"],
28 | ["u1", "id4"],
29 | ["id6", "u2"],
30 | ["id7", "u2"],
31 | ["u2", "id5"],
32 | ["id3", "u3"],
33 | ["id5", "u3"],
34 | ["u3", "id8"],
35 | ["id3", "u4"],
36 | ["id9", "u4"],
37 | ["u4", "id10"],
38 | ["u1", "id11"],
39 | ["id8", "u5"],
40 | ["u5", "id12"],
41 | ]
42 | }
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1 | // extend javascript array class by a remove function
2 | // copied from https://stackoverflow.com/a/3955096/12267732
3 | Array.prototype.remove = function() {
4 | var what, a = arguments,
5 | L = a.length,
6 | ax;
7 | while (L && this.length) {
8 | what = a[--L];
9 | while ((ax = this.indexOf(what)) !== -1) {
10 | this.splice(ax, 1);
11 | }
12 | }
13 | return this;
14 | };
15 |
16 |
17 | function d3_append_multiline_text(d3element, text, delimiter = "_", css_class = undefined, line_sep = 14,
18 | line_offset = undefined, x = 13, dominant_baseline = "central") {
19 | // adds a multi-line text label to a d3 element
20 | if (!text) return;
21 | const d3text = d3element.append("text")
22 | .attr("class", css_class)
23 | .attr("dominant-baseline", dominant_baseline);
24 | const arr = text.split(delimiter);
25 | if (!line_offset) { line_offset = -line_sep * (arr.length - 1) / 2; }
26 | if (arr != undefined) {
27 | for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
28 | d3text.append("tspan")
29 | .text(arr[i])
30 | .attr("dy", i == 0 ? line_offset : line_sep)
31 | .attr("x", x);
32 | }
33 | }
34 | };
35 |
36 | class FTDataHandler {
37 |
38 | constructor(data, start_node_id = data.start) {
39 |
40 | // check if edge list defined
41 | if (data.links.length > 0) {
42 |
43 | // make dag from edge list
44 | this.dag = d3.dagConnect()(data.links);
45 |
46 | // dag must be a node with id undefined. fix if necessary
47 | if (this.dag.id != undefined) {
48 | this.root = this.dag.copy();
49 | this.root.id = undefined;
50 | this.root.children = [this.dag];
51 | this.dag = this.root;
52 | }
53 |
54 | // get all d3-dag nodes and convert to family tree nodes
55 | this.nodes = this.dag.descendants().map(node => {
56 | if (node.id in data.unions) return new Union(node, this)
57 | else if (node.id in data.persons) return new Person(node, this);
58 | });
59 |
60 | // relink children arrays: use family tree nodes instead of d3-dag nodes
61 | this.nodes.forEach(n => n._children = n._children.map(c => c.ftnode));
62 |
63 | // make sure each node has an id
64 | this.number_nodes = 0;
65 | this.nodes.forEach(node => {
66 | node.id = node.id || this.number_nodes;
67 | this.number_nodes++;
68 | })
69 |
70 | // set root node
71 | this.root = this.find_node_by_id(start_node_id);
72 | this.root.visible = true;
73 | this.dag.children = [this.root];
74 |
75 | }
76 | // if no edges but only nodes are defined: root = dag
77 | else if (Object.values(data.persons).length > 0) {
78 |
79 | const root_data = data.persons[start_node_id];
80 | this.root = new d3.dagNode(start_node_id, root_data);
81 | this.root = new Person(this.root, this);
82 | this.root.visible = true;
83 | this.number_nodes = 1;
84 | this.nodes = [this.root];
85 |
86 | // dag must be a node with id undefined
87 | this.dag = new d3.dagNode(undefined, {});
88 | this.dag.children = this.root;
89 | }
90 | };
91 |
92 | update_roots() {
93 | this.dag.children = [this.root];
94 | const FT = this;
95 |
96 | function find_roots_recursive(node) {
97 | node.get_visible_inserted_neighbors().forEach(node => {
98 | if (node.is_root()) FT.dag.children.push(node);
99 | find_roots_recursive(node);
100 | });
101 | };
102 | find_roots_recursive(this.root);
103 | };
104 |
105 | find_node_by_id(id) {
106 | return this.nodes.find(node => node.id == id);
107 | };
108 |
109 | };
110 |
111 | class FTNode extends d3.dagNode {
112 |
113 | is_extendable() {
114 | return this.get_neighbors().filter(node => !node.visible).length > 0;
115 | };
116 |
117 | get_visible_neighbors() {
118 | return this.get_neighbors().filter(node => node.visible);
119 | }
120 |
121 | get_visible_inserted_neighbors() {
122 | return this.get_visible_neighbors().filter(node => this.inserted_nodes.includes(node));
123 | };
124 |
125 | };
126 |
127 | class Union extends FTNode {
128 |
129 | constructor(dagNode, ft_datahandler) {
130 | super(dagNode.id, data.unions[dagNode.id]);
131 | // link to new object
132 | dagNode.ftnode = this;
133 | // define additional family tree properties
134 | this.ft_datahandler = ft_datahandler;
135 | this._children = dagNode.children;
136 | this.children = [];
137 | this._childLinkData = dagNode._childLinkData;
138 | this.inserted_nodes = [];
139 | this.inserted_links = [];
140 | this.visible = false;
141 | };
142 |
143 | get_neighbors() {
144 | return this.get_parents().concat(this.get_children())
145 | };
146 |
147 | get_parents() {
148 | var parents = this.data.partner
149 | .map(id => this.ft_datahandler.find_node_by_id(id))
150 | .filter(node => node != undefined);
151 | if (parents) return parents
152 | else return [];
153 | }
154 |
155 | get_hidden_parents() {
156 | return this.get_parents().filter(parent => !parent.visible);
157 | };
158 |
159 | get_visible_parents() {
160 | return this.get_parents().filter(parent => parent.visible);
161 | };
162 |
163 | get_children() {
164 | var children = [];
165 | children = this.children.concat(this._children);
166 | // sort children by birth year, filter undefined
167 | children = children
168 | .filter(c => c != undefined)
169 | // .sort((a, b) => Math.sign((getBirthYear(a) || 0) - (getBirthYear(b) || 0)));
170 | return children
171 | };
172 |
173 | get_hidden_children() {
174 | return this.get_children().filter(child => !child.visible);
175 | };
176 |
177 | get_visible_children() {
178 | return this.get_children().filter(child => child.visible);
179 | };
180 |
181 | show_child(child) {
182 | if (!this._children.includes(child)) {
183 | console.warn("Child node not in this' _children array.");
184 | }
185 | this.children.push(child);
186 | this._children.remove(child);
187 | // if child is already visible, note a connection to destroy it later
188 | if (child.visible) {
189 | this.inserted_links.push([this, child]);
190 | }
191 | // if child is hidden, show it
192 | else {
193 | child.visible = true;
194 | this.inserted_nodes.push(child);
195 | // downstream part of the family tree is automatically reconstructed because children attribute
196 | // is not reset when hiding
197 |
198 | }
199 | };
200 |
201 | show_parent(parent) {
202 | if (!parent._children.includes(this)) {
203 | console.warn("This node not in parent's _children array.");
204 | }
205 | parent.children.push(this);
206 | parent._children.remove(this);
207 | // if parent is already visible, note a connection to destroy it later
208 | if (parent.visible) {
209 | this.inserted_links.push([parent, this]);
210 | }
211 | // if parent is hidden, show it
212 | else {
213 | parent.visible = true;
214 | this.inserted_nodes.push(parent);
215 | }
216 | };
217 |
218 | show() {
219 |
220 | this.visible = true;
221 |
222 | // show neighboring children
223 | this.get_children().forEach(child => {
224 | this.show_child(child);
225 | });
226 |
227 | // show neighboring parents
228 | this.get_parents().forEach(parent => {
229 | this.show_parent(parent);
230 | });
231 |
232 | };
233 |
234 | get_visible_inserted_children() {
235 | return this.children.filter(child => this.inserted_nodes.includes(child));
236 | };
237 |
238 | get_visible_inserted_parents() {
239 | return this.get_visible_parents().filter(parent => this.inserted_nodes.includes(parent));
240 | };
241 |
242 | is_root() {
243 | return false;
244 | }
245 |
246 | hide_child(child) {
247 | if (!this.children.includes(child)) {
248 | console.warn("Child node not in this's children array.");
249 | }
250 | child.visible = false;
251 | this._children.push(child);
252 | this.children.remove(child);
253 | this.inserted_nodes.remove(child);
254 | };
255 |
256 | hide_parent(parent) {
257 | if (!parent.children.includes(this)) {
258 | console.warn("This node not in parent's children array.");
259 | }
260 | parent.visible = false;
261 | parent._children.push(this);
262 | parent.children.remove(this);
263 | this.inserted_nodes.remove(parent);
264 | };
265 |
266 | hide() {
267 |
268 | this.visible = false;
269 |
270 | // hide neighboring children, if inserted by this node
271 | this.get_visible_inserted_children().forEach(child => {
272 | this.hide_child(child);
273 | });
274 |
275 | // hide neighboring parents, if inserted by this node
276 | this.get_visible_inserted_parents().forEach(parent => {
277 | this.hide_parent(parent);
278 | });
279 |
280 | // hide only edge (not node) if not inserted by this node
281 | this.inserted_links.forEach(edge => {
282 | const source = edge[0];
283 | const target = edge[1];
284 | if (this == source) {
285 | this._children.push(target);
286 | this.children.remove(target);
287 | } else if (this == target) {
288 | source._children.push(this);
289 | source.children.remove(this);
290 | };
291 | });
292 | this.inserted_links = [];
293 |
294 | };
295 |
296 | get_own_unions() {
297 | return [];
298 | };
299 |
300 | get_parent_unions() {
301 | return [];
302 | };
303 |
304 | get_name() {
305 | return undefined;
306 | };
307 |
308 | get_birth_year() {
309 | return undefined;
310 | };
311 |
312 | get_birth_place() {
313 | return undefined;
314 | };
315 |
316 | get_death_year() {
317 | return undefined;
318 | };
319 |
320 | get_death_place() {
321 | return undefined;
322 | };
323 |
324 | is_union() {
325 | return true;
326 | };
327 |
328 | add_parent(person_data) {
329 | // make person object
330 | const id = person_data.id || "p" + ++this.ft_datahandler.number_nodes;
331 | const dagNode = new d3.dagNode(id, person_data);
332 | const person = new Person(dagNode, this.ft_datahandler);
333 | if (!("parent_union" in person_data)) person_data.parent_union = undefined;
334 | if (!("own_unions" in person_data)) {
335 | person_data.own_unions = [this.id];
336 | person._childLinkData = [
337 | [person.id, this.id]
338 | ];
339 | person._children.push(this);
340 | }
341 | person.data = person_data;
342 | this.ft_datahandler.nodes.push(person);
343 | // make sure person lists this union as an own union
344 | if (!person_data.own_unions.includes(this.id)) person_data.own_unions.push(this.id);
345 | // make sure this union lists person as parent
346 | if (!this.data.partner.includes(person.id)) this.data.partner.push(person.id);
347 | // make union visible
348 | this.show_parent(person);
349 | this.ft_datahandler.update_roots();
350 | return person;
351 | };
352 |
353 | add_child(person_data) {
354 | // make person object
355 | const id = person_data.id || "p" + ++this.ft_datahandler.number_nodes;
356 | const dagNode = new d3.dagNode(id, person_data);
357 | const person = new Person(dagNode, this.ft_datahandler);
358 | if (!("parent_union" in person_data)) person_data.parent_union = this.id;
359 | if (!("own_unions" in person_data)) person_data.own_unions = [];
360 | person.data = person_data;
361 | this.ft_datahandler.nodes.push(person);
362 | // make sure person lists this union as an parent union
363 | if (!person_data.parent_union == this.id) person_data.parent_union == this.id;
364 | // make sure this union lists person as child
365 | if (!this.data.children.includes(person.id)) this.data.children.push(person.id);
366 | if (!this._childLinkData.includes([this.id, person.id])) this._childLinkData.push([this.id, person.id]);
367 | // make union visible
368 | this.show_child(person);
369 | return person;
370 | }
371 |
372 | };
373 |
374 | class Person extends FTNode {
375 |
376 | constructor(dagNode, ft_datahandler) {
377 | super(dagNode.id, data.persons[dagNode.id]);
378 | // link to new object
379 | dagNode.ftnode = this;
380 | // define additional family tree properties
381 | this.ft_datahandler = ft_datahandler;
382 | this._children = dagNode.children;
383 | this.children = [];
384 | this._childLinkData = dagNode._childLinkData;
385 | this.inserted_nodes = [];
386 | this.inserted_links = [];
387 | this.visible = false;
388 | };
389 |
390 | get_name() {
391 | return this.data.name;
392 | };
393 |
394 | get_birth_year() {
395 | return this.data.birthyear;
396 | };
397 |
398 | get_birth_place() {
399 | return this.data.birthplace;
400 | };
401 |
402 | get_death_year() {
403 | return this.data.deathyear;
404 | };
405 |
406 | get_death_place() {
407 | return this.data.deathplace;
408 | };
409 |
410 | get_neighbors() {
411 | return this.get_own_unions().concat(this.get_parent_unions());
412 | };
413 |
414 | get_parent_unions() {
415 | var unions = [this.data.parent_union]
416 | .map(id => this.ft_datahandler.find_node_by_id(id))
417 | .filter(node => node != undefined);
418 | var u_id = this.data.parent_union;
419 | if (unions) return unions
420 | else return [];
421 | };
422 |
423 | get_hidden_parent_unions() {
424 | return this.get_parent_unions().filter(union => !union.visible);
425 | };
426 |
427 | get_visible_parent_unions() {
428 | return this.get_parent_unions().filter(union => union.visible);
429 | };
430 |
431 | get_visible_inserted_parent_unions() {
432 | return this.get_visible_parent_unions().filter(union => this.inserted_nodes.includes(union));
433 | };
434 |
435 | is_root() {
436 | return this.get_visible_parent_unions().length == 0;
437 | };
438 |
439 | is_union() {
440 | return false;
441 | };
442 |
443 | get_own_unions() {
444 | var unions = (this.data.own_unions ?? [])
445 | .map(id => this.ft_datahandler.find_node_by_id(id))
446 | .filter(u => u != undefined);
447 | if (unions) return unions
448 | else return [];
449 | };
450 |
451 | get_hidden_own_unions() {
452 | return this.get_own_unions().filter(union => !union.visible);
453 | };
454 |
455 | get_visible_own_unions() {
456 | return this.get_own_unions().filter(union => union.visible);
457 | };
458 |
459 | get_visible_inserted_own_unions() {
460 | return this.get_visible_own_unions().filter(union => this.inserted_nodes.includes(union));
461 | };
462 |
463 | get_parents() {
464 | var parents = [];
465 | this.get_parent_unions().forEach(
466 | u => parents = parents.concat(u.get_parents())
467 | );
468 | };
469 |
470 | get_other_partner(union_data) {
471 | var partner_id = union_data.partner.find(
472 | p_id => p_id != this.id & p_id != undefined
473 | );
474 | return all_nodes.find(n => n.id == partner_id)
475 | };
476 |
477 | get_partners() {
478 | var partners = [];
479 | this.get_own_unions().forEach(
480 | u => {
481 | partners.push(this.get_other_partner(u.data))
482 | }
483 | )
484 | return partners.filter(p => p != undefined)
485 | };
486 |
487 | get_children() {
488 | var children = [];
489 | this.get_own_unions().forEach(
490 | u => children = children.concat(getChildren(u))
491 | )
492 | // sort children by birth year, filter undefined
493 | children = children
494 | .filter(c => c != undefined)
495 | // .sort((a, b) => Math.sign((getBirthYear(a) || 0) - (getBirthYear(b) || 0)));
496 | return children
497 | };
498 |
499 | show_union(union) {
500 | union.show();
501 | this.inserted_nodes.push(union);
502 | };
503 |
504 | hide_own_union(union) {
505 | union.hide();
506 | this.inserted_nodes.remove(union);
507 | };
508 |
509 | hide_parent_union(union) {
510 | union.hide();
511 | };
512 |
513 | show() {
514 | this.get_hidden_own_unions().forEach(union => this.show_union(union));
515 | this.get_hidden_parent_unions().forEach(union => this.show_union(union));
516 | };
517 |
518 | hide() {
519 | this.get_visible_inserted_own_unions().forEach(union => this.hide_own_union(union));
520 | this.get_visible_inserted_parent_unions().forEach(union => this.hide_parent_union(union));
521 | };
522 |
523 | click() {
524 | // extend if there are uncollapsed neighbor unions
525 | if (this.is_extendable()) this.show();
526 | // collapse if fully extended
527 | else this.hide();
528 | // update dag roots
529 | this.ft_datahandler.update_roots();
530 | };
531 |
532 | add_own_union(union_data) {
533 | // make union object
534 | const id = union_data.id || "u" + ++this.ft_datahandler.number_nodes;
535 | const dagNode = new d3.dagNode(id, union_data);
536 | const union = new Union(dagNode, this.ft_datahandler);
537 | if (!("partner" in union_data)) union_data.partner = [this.id];
538 | if (!("children" in union_data)) {
539 | union_data.children = [];
540 | union._childLinkData = [];
541 | }
542 | union.data = union_data;
543 | this.ft_datahandler.nodes.push(union);
544 | // make sure union lists this person as a partner
545 | if (!union_data.partner.includes(this.id)) union_data.partner.push(this.id);
546 | // make sure this person lists union as own_union
547 | if (!this.data.own_unions.includes(union.id)) this.data.own_unions.push(union.id);
548 | if (!this._childLinkData.includes([this.id, union.id])) this._childLinkData.push([this.id, union.id]);
549 | // make union visible
550 | this.show_union(union);
551 | return union;
552 | };
553 |
554 | add_parent_union(union_data) {
555 | // make union object
556 | const id = union_data.id || "u" + ++this.ft_datahandler.number_nodes;
557 | const dagNode = new d3.dagNode(id, union_data);
558 | const union = new Union(dagNode, this.ft_datahandler);
559 | if (!("partner" in union_data)) union_data.partner = [];
560 | if (!("children" in union_data)) {
561 | union_data.children = [this.id];
562 | union._childLinkData = [
563 | [union.id, this.id]
564 | ];
565 | union._children.push(this);
566 | }
567 | union.data = union_data;
568 | this.ft_datahandler.nodes.push(union);
569 | // make sure union lists this person as a child
570 | if (!union_data.children.includes(this.id)) union_data.children.push(this.id);
571 | // make sure this person lists union as own_union
572 | this.data.parent_union = union.id;
573 | // make union visible
574 | this.show_union(union);
575 | this.ft_datahandler.update_roots();
576 | return union;
577 | };
578 |
579 | };
580 |
581 | class FTDrawer {
582 |
583 | static label_delimiter = "_";
584 |
585 | constructor(
586 | ft_datahandler,
587 | svg,
588 | x0,
589 | y0,
590 | ) {
591 | this.ft_datahandler = ft_datahandler;
592 | this.svg = svg;
593 | this._orientation = null;
594 | this.link_css_class = "link";
595 |
596 | // append group element to draw family tree in
597 | this.g = this.svg.append("g");
598 |
599 | // initialize panning, zooming
600 | this.zoom = d3.zoom().on("zoom", event => this.g.attr("transform", event.transform));
601 | this.svg.call(this.zoom);
602 |
603 | // initialize tooltips
604 | this._tooltip_div = d3.select("body").append("div")
605 | .attr("class", "tooltip")
606 | .style("opacity", 0)
607 | .style("visibility", "hidden");
608 | this.tooltip(FTDrawer.default_tooltip_func);
609 |
610 | // initialize dag layout maker
611 | this.layout = d3.sugiyama()
612 | .nodeSize([120, 120])
613 | .layering(d3.layeringSimplex())
614 | .decross(d3.decrossOpt)
615 | .coord(d3.coordVert());
616 |
617 | // defaults
618 | this.orientation("horizontal");
619 | this.transition_duration(750);
620 | this.link_path(FTDrawer.default_link_path_func);
621 | this.node_label(FTDrawer.default_node_label_func);
622 | this.node_size(FTDrawer.default_node_size_func);
623 | this.node_class(FTDrawer.default_node_class_func);
624 |
625 | // set starting position for root node
626 | const default_pos = this.default_root_position();
627 | this.ft_datahandler.root.x0 = x0 || default_pos[0];
628 | this.ft_datahandler.root.y0 = y0 || default_pos[1];
629 | };
630 |
631 | default_root_position() {
632 | return [
633 | this.svg.attr("width") / 2,
634 | this.svg.attr("height") / 2
635 | ];
636 | }
637 |
638 | orientation(value) {
639 | // getter/setter for tree orientation (horizontal/vertical)
640 | if (!value) return this.orientation;
641 | else {
642 | this._orientation = value;
643 | return this;
644 | }
645 | };
646 |
647 | node_separation(value) {
648 | // getter/setter for separation of nodes in x and y direction (see d3-dag documentation)
649 | if (!value) return this.layout.nodeSize();
650 | else {
651 | this.layout.nodeSize(value);
652 | return this;
653 | }
654 | };
655 |
656 | layering(value) {
657 | // getter/setter for layout operator (see d3-dag documentation)
658 | if (!value) return this.layout.layering();
659 | else {
660 | this.layout.layering(value);
661 | return this;
662 | }
663 | };
664 |
665 | decross(value) {
666 | // getter/setter for descross operator (see d3-dag documentation)
667 | if (!value) return this.layout.decross();
668 | else {
669 | this.layout.decross(value);
670 | return this;
671 | }
672 | };
673 |
674 | coord(value) {
675 | // getter/setter for coordinate operator (see d3-dag documentation)
676 | if (!value) return this.layout.coord();
677 | else {
678 | this.layout.coord(value);
679 | return this;
680 | }
681 | };
682 |
683 | transition_duration(value) {
684 | // getter/setter for animation transition duration
685 | if (value != 0 & !value) return this._transition_duration;
686 | else {
687 | this._transition_duration = value;
688 | return this;
689 | }
690 | };
691 |
692 | static default_tooltip_func(node) {
693 | if (node.is_union()) return;
694 | var content = `
695 | ` + node.get_name() + `
696 |