Dashboard
Introduction to PuppyGraph's Dashboard
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Introduction to PuppyGraph's Dashboard
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PuppyGraph introduces an intuitive dashboard designed to enhance your data visualization and sharing capabilities. Through it, users have the ability to create customizable tiles, each backed by graph queries.
This functionality allows for the predefined setting of graph queries, facilitating a streamlined process to not only analyze but also present complex data in an accessible manner.
It displays the total number of vertices in the graph. Type: Text.
It displays the total number of edges in the graph. Type: Text.
It displays the all the vertex labels together with the vertex count of each label. Type: Table.
It visualizes sampled vertices and edges from the graph. Type: Graph.
It displays properties of the sampled vertices from the graph. Type: Table.
Click the plus button in the lower right corner of the whole dashboard.
Click the title area and drag it to the expected location.
Click the delete icon (trash can) in the upper right corner of the tile.
Click the lower right corner of the tile and drag it to the expected size.
To edit a tile, click the edit icon (pencil) in the upper right corner of the tile.
The title to display on the tile.
The Gremlin query responsible for generating the data intended for visualization.
A Text tile display the text value on the tile. It is good for displaying a single value.
A Graph tile renders the nodes and edges on the tile. It has 3 different layouts: Radial, Vertical, and Force. It is good for displaying nodes, edges, and paths.
A Table tile displays the data in a single table. It is good for displaying properties of the graph or other tabular data types.