Displaying the graph layout process on the web

[WeezyF]

Yooo- I love, how in Gephi, when you run an algorithm, you see all the nodes like dancing around. Like... when you first load in some data, then as soon as you hit that run the algorithm, they all start going ape shit, then they start to self organize...

Is it possible to export that process to be viewable on a webpage..?
Basically, to export what you see in Gephi 'graph' window. The only way i have been able to do so so far is to record my screen. but thats just not the same .

for example from the Gephi youtube video, the link below at around 30sec to 50sec.
http://youtu.be/bXCBh6QH5W0?t=33s

[eduramiba]

Hi,
I think you can use sigma.js, done with javascript, which implements Force Atlas 2.
http://sigmajs.org/examples/random_clusters.html

Eduardo

[WeezyF]

Thanks. I've been looking into the sigma.js plugin. however, I haven't figured out a way to run the algorithm on a non-random generated nodes...
https://forum.gephi.org/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=1900#p6766

[WeezyF]

stirring up the pot again;
http://mbostock.github.com/d3/ex/force.html

d3 seems to nail this. It would be so amazing if we could have this type of interactivity for our gephi graphs. However, to use this, one must convert to the gexf file to JSON. Is there any easy way to do this? zzz