I've got a simple "A to B" Sankey diagram, with 50+ rows of data. So,
rather than assigning a different color to each node (way too many), I
would like to display one color for all of the ("From") source nodes and a
second color for all of the ("To") target nodes. I feel like there's a way
to do it with the colorMode, but I don't know what 'category' means or how
to control it.
var options = {sankey: {node: {colorMode: 'category', colors: ['cd0000']}
I would also like to be able to sort/order the nodes in descending size. I
don't think there's any way to do it in the code, but maybe some way to
organize the data?
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