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Replaced:
<script src="js/d3.min.js"></script>
With:
<script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v4.min.js"></script>

This breaks the dependency wheel graph.

It would be extremely useful if the dep package names (the ones outside the circle) had next to them the versions, at which they are used. It would be even more useful if, when showing deps of a particular package, there would also be the version constraint (the version at which the deps are requested) next to the lines. Would something like this be possible?

My project has 120 dependencies, and clue/graph-composer produces a 16 MB PNG that is 25k px wide; it's impossible to understand anything at all from it. Adding the above would be a real life-saver!

Yes, as I said in the title, as soon as I hover my mouse over the wheel graph, it disappears, instead of focusing the selected packages. Is that a css problem? I can't figure it out...

Here, you can look at what I mean:

Tried to test it with the dataset used in the documentation:
var data = {
packageNames: ['Main', 'A', 'B'],
matrix: [[0, 1, 1], // Main depends on A and B
[0, 0, 1], // A depends on B
[0, 0, 0]] // B doesn't depend on A or Main
};

DependencyWheel based on above data set still shows that A depends on Main - doesn't reflect the data. Seems something is wrong.

Add package.json file to support npm install from git and imports using browserify

When the dependency wheel is too big it's hard to keep the mouse over the element.

It would be good to add this in text click/hover as well.

What do you think?

Add an alternative to fill with custom colours based on the element

In my case, each element is a country and give a colour that looks like the country flag it's better.

Just found this and wanted to use it in a new project but I think it's not loading in a compatible way. I am new to d3 so I can't just go about upgrading but I can try my hand.