[Ordering] add bias constraints to graph opts #321
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Add ability to pass in a list of graph constraints (list of high node vs low node relationships) to influence the ordering of the graph. Useful for picking which way edges go and for making a layout more 'stable' (the onesignal use case is making all branch edges of the same type go the same way). This is essentially this commit by izhan izhan@4b40097 in this PR dagrejs#302 with a couple changes - high/low over left/right plus some type overrides (alternatively could fork definitelytyped and put the changes there)
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Add ability to pass in a list of graph constraints (list of high node vs
low node relationships) to influence the ordering of the graph. Useful
for picking which way edges go and for making a layout more 'stable'
(the onesignal use case is making all branch edges of the same type go
the same way).
This is essentially this commit by izhan
izhan@4b40097
in this PR #302
with a couple changes - high/low over left/right plus some type
overrides (alternatively could fork definitelytyped and put the changes
there)