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Suggestion: Darken/hide animes released between years.

It would be cool to have a function where you can suppress or filter out animes before or after certain years, especially for old animes. There's a lot of old anime that doesn't get watched from the 60's to the 90's. Most people are watching roughly 1995-2021 kind of animes and only only the standoutsfrom earlier times.

Basicaly to "shut off" and/or darken or don't display animes released in or between years XXYY.

page not loading?

The page isn't loading correctly on chrome and brave, but it does on edge.
I reported it as broken site to brave though maybe they'll fix it.
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More data sources

AnimePlanet: Might have higher quality data. Currently no API.
AniList: Has graphQL API, much more recs than MAL

Advanced Clustering: Centrality and Node Roles

If you want to measure the significance of a node, centrality will be useful. See more at networkx/networkx#4973
Generally this can be output as a Dictionary (Key-Value pairs) of nodes and scores.

For Node Roles, there are multiple ways to go about it (other than https://github.com/benedekrozemberczki/karateclub)

Use cases:

  • Making some of the more important nodes bigger for comparison
  • Filtering some of the less relevant nodes for ease of viewing

Unable to deploy

Hi, I love this tool you've built here. I went ahead and repurposed it with TMDb to get the same graph but with movies. So far everything went nicely and npm run dev works splendid. https://github.com/koenhagen/Movie-map

However I tried multiple hosting platforms and they all seem to struggle with the deployment part. I don't have any experience with deploying, so that might a the root of all these problems, but I was wondering how you deploy your website? I tried Amplify, Gitlab, Vercel, but no luck so far.

Suggestion: Native Japanese and Romaji titles support

I would love to share this with my friends, but no native Japanese support makes it hard as English titles are very different from the original titles. MAL does have native titles in its API, so this would technically be possible.

Better clustering

Some limitations to the current algorithm

  • No control over min cluster size
  • Hacky addition to merge small clusters
  • Opaque, no source code
  • Written in 2012

Light mode

Add option to switch to light mode. The current CSS is a mess, it needs to be cleaned up first.

Create minimal version for reuse in other domains

Remove all anime specific code. It should be easy to drop in any graph with minimal metadata to create a new map. Some components may be extracted into packages, such as the clustering and layout components.

Handle Turn A Gundam

โˆ€ Gundam (called "Turn A Gundam") shows up as [?] Gundam Either support the unicode character, or add a case handler to use the alternate name.

Better label overlap detection

Currently using a hack to approximate label bounding boxes due to performance issues with PIXI getBounds. Causes longer labels to overlap sometimes.

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