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Quickstart:

Open up index.html in a web browser.

Directory guide:

ajax/ - files containing examples of graph files testgraphcenter.json testgraph2.json testgraph3.json

cgi-bin/ - files that should be put on the server's cgi executable directories, their job is to supply graph and other data as input to the facet graph. If not querying a database (i.e. if setup.json is empty) the graph data can be put in the /ajax directory, and the contents of the file start.json will be displayed when index.html is loaded up.

 facetgraph/
    newgraph.py - a cgi script responsible for returning a graph
            in the format outlined in graph-format.readme
    navigation.py   - a cgi script responsible for describing the
            contents of the top navigation bar
    autocomplete.py - a cgi script that provides input to the
            autocomplete script for the top bar
    dbsetup.py - where the class definitions for interfacing with
           a MYSQL + sqlalchemy db live. If you're not using a 
           database as the source of your data, don't bother with
           this file.
    getdata.py   - a script that queries the database (or some black-
             box backend) and returns the information the graph
             should contain. In the default version (which
             queries the new york times linked open dataset)
             this file's job is to get data from that API and
             package it up into graph format.