Constellation is a graph-focused data visualisation and interactive analysis application enabling data access, federation and manipulation capabilities across large and complex data sets.
Constellation is a first class, domain agnostic data visualisation and analysis application enabling the user to solve large and complex data problems in a simple and intuitive way.
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Prerequisites
Run Constellation
Unzip the constellation.zip bundle and double click the bin/constellation64.exe
for Windows or run the bin\constellation
shell script for Linux.
There is currently no support for Mac and the feature request is tracked by Issue #21.
To build Constellation from source code do the following:
To package Constellation in a zip bundle do the following:
This will create a dist/constellation.zip file. It does not contain the JRE as that depends on the platform you wish to run it on.
The JRE location Constellation looks for is defined in etc/constellation.conf
. For example, if you wanted to package a JRE in the zip bundle, copy the jre into the same folder level as bin and update the jdkhome
variable to the name of the JRE folder.
File
> New Graph
to create a graphExperimental
> Build Graph
> Sphere Graph
to create a random graph.Help
> JOGL Version
to see the graphics card capabilities of your machine.Help
> Show Logs
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