v1.5.0

New Features

The parent_configuration mapping now supports lambdas with the node as first parameter
Support a configurable node-to-cell mapping (widget.node_cell_mapping) that is considered by the automatic layout algorithms such that nodes are placed in the given grid cell. Typical use cases may be to highlight a critical path structurally by aligning these nodes in a row/column. For example, see this yFiles Graphs for Jupyter notebook.
Added circular_straight_line as new layout option that creates a circular layout with straight connections, instead of the bundled connections of the existing circular layout.

Fixed interactive organic failing when used multiple times in separate widgets in the same notebook.
Fixed widget resizing issue after switching from map-view to the normal graph view.

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16 Oct 14:32

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v1.4.2

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v1.4.1

Use the default sidebar behavior of yfiles-jupyter-graphs (i.e. the sidebar is initially collapsed if not specified otherwise).
Use raw image URLs in README to show the images the PyPI registry homepage.

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v1.4.0

The new add_parent_relationship_configuration(type, reverse) allows to restructure relationships as nested hierarchy. For example, (n:Person)-[r:COUNTRY]->(m:Country) relations can be visualized as persons that are nested within their respective country.
The new parent_configuration keyword argument for the add_node_configuration(label, **kwargs) allows to create artificial group nodes that are not part of the database.

You can find more details and examples in the grouping.ipynb notebook.
Fixed the bug that caused shared configuration among different widget instances (see #6)