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Sankey nodeAlign?
See original GitHub issueCurious if there are any plans to merge the more recent d3-sankey support for node alignment (from this commit, June 13 of this year) into your fork? It’s a really useful feature that I’d love to be able to use with your great wrapper.
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would be great to have this option! when visualizing process flows, it makes no sense that the terminal nodes are all on the right of the viz (as for those which did not pass the whole process, they should not be on the same level as all the nodes which did).
@harisbal thank you for the link showing how to use ranksets. This is a really handy feature when one wants to order their sankey data according to a temporal layout - for example when plotting the evolution of communities that appear and disappear over time.