> I do not understand what this does exactly. Where is the date shown?
The date dom is just shown at the right down corner. I provide the
`dateParse` function in `utils` to handle date string, which will return
the parse result and you can handle it freely.
> I expect to see the details of the node or link when I click on them.
This's a bug and I fixed.
> In this one the connection to the websocket is failing
Because you haven't open the port 8078. I have written in README that
you must run `node index.js` under the `netjsonnode` folder to open it.
> The labels of nodes in the SVG mode are superimposed to the nodes, do you
see that?
Yeah, this seems a bug in Echarts, I'll try to improve it.
> I cannot see any node or link in map mode.
I forgot adding css files haha.. Fixed !
> How to test this? ([NetJSON search elements Demo](
https://kutugu.github.io/NetJSONDemo/examples/netjson-searchElements.html))
I provide the `searchElements` function in `utils` to handle search
operation. To use it, you should call this with the param of a API url
firstly, and the return is a function that you can call it to search the
JSON data when the user input something.
In the demo, I open a fake server using postman. If you want to test,
you can just input the `test` and click the `search` button. Certainly, it
also support `go back`, just click the back button of browser.
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