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Sigma.js Anywidget

A super barebones sigma.js widget using anywidget built for marimo or jupyter or whatever.

You probably don't want to use this. There are better graph widgets out there like the one in wigglystuff.

Docs

Another reason you probably don't want to use this. There are no docs. There is a singular marimo notebook example in examples/basic.py.

Development

If you want to hack on this, install nix and run nix-shell. Pull requests/issues are welcome.

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