Getting Started

Using Behavior Graph is as simple as downloading it via your preferred format and importing it into your source.

Downloading

NPM

Behavior Graph is hosted on NPM @ behavior-graph.

You may add it as a dependency in your project’s package.json manually or install it via the shell It supports both CommonJS and module imports.

npm install behavior-graph

Please search the web for any help using npm.

GitHub

Behavior Graph is available in source form via Github @ yahoo/bgjs.

Javascript CDNs

Behavior Graph is also available via a number of popular CDN Services. You may prefer to use these when importing directly into the browser.

• Skypack.dev
• JSDelivr

Importing

Javascript imports require some knowledge of your environment which is beyond the scope of this guide.

For modern environments:

Node: import * as bg from behavior-graph

or

Browser: import * as bg from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/behavior-graph";

Behavior Graph is also available as an IIFE which you can include as a script tag directly into the browser.

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/behavior-graph/lib/behavior-graph.min.js"></script>

The default export name is bg when using this method.

Quicker Start

To start exploring feel free to use any of the following which have been preconfigured to use Behavior Graph.

• JSFiddle
• CodePen

Typescript or Javascript

Behavior-Graph is written in Typescript. It is usable directly from Javascript or Typescript code. Type declaration files are provided for all APIs.

Tutorials

It is unlikely you will get very far with Behavior Graph without working through a tutorial. Please spend some time with them to practice writing Behavior Graph code. They don’t take very long. We promise you will be mentally stimulated and spiritually rewarded for your time.