Learn more about the relationships between between your notes using network analysis algorithms.

• Download a released version assets from Github.
• Unzip it.
• Click Load unpacked plugin, and select destination directory to the unzipped folder.

• Click the graph icon to go into graph analysis mode.
• There are 3 modes to play with
  • Navigate - Clicking a node will open it in logseq to edit.
  • Shortest Path - Find the shortest path between 2 notes. Click a note to select it.
  • Adamic Adar - Find secret connections between your notes. Click a note to learn which notes the algorithm thinks are linked
  • CoCitation - Checks how alike documents are by looking at how close their shared references are
• Shift-click node to add it to sidebar
• If there are nodes you wish to hide from your graph add the page property graph-hide:: true or exclude-from-graph-view:: true
  • graph-hide:: true hides nodes from this plugin's graph analysis mode
  • exclude-from-graph-view:: true hides nodes from both this plugin and Logseq's native global graph view, see the Logseq documentation
  • If you are interested in seeing suprising paths in your notes its a good idea to add this to notes that have lots of connections.

You can use Search to highlight page on grapg by title. filter checkbox will keep only found pages + n neighbours

Filters allows you to color nodes by search query.

Both search and queries supports text search and regexp. Use q: {your query} to search using logseq quries

• journal: show journal pages on your graph. may be slower. default false

1. yarn
2. yarn build
3. Load the unpacked plugin

Algorithm icons created by Becris - Flaticon

Huge thanks to obsidian graph analysis for the inspiration and implementation of the adar algorithm!