How to use the @hpcc-js/graph.AdjacencyGraph function in @hpcc-js/graph
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hpcc-systems / Visualization / tests / test-graph / src / graph.spec.ts View on Github 
.targetVertex(vertices[link.target])
.sourceMarker("circle")
.targetMarker("arrow")
.text("Hello!")
.strokeDasharray(idx === 0 ? "15, 10, 5, 10, 15" : "")
.strokeColor(idx === 0 ? "cyan" : "")
.weight(50)
)
;
}, graph);
graph.data({ vertices, edges });
render(graph);
break;
case AdjacencyGraph:
render(new AdjacencyGraph()
.columns(["uid", "label", "links"])
.data([
[1, "AdjacencyGraph 1", [[2], [3], [4]]],
[2, "AdjacencyGraph 2", []],
[3, "AdjacencyGraph 3", []],
[4, "AdjacencyGraph 4", []]
] as any)
);
break;
case Graph:
const graph2 = new Graph();
const vertices2: any[] = [];
const edges2: any[] = [];
const palette2 = Palette.ordinal("dark2");
const rawData2 = data.simple;
