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Add example to export to JSON and import it again. #2152
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Networks are exported as a JSON array containing an array of objects representing each node in the network. Each node contains an Id, it's x and y coordinates and the nodes it is connected to. Import converts the JSON to a vis DataSet and then regenerates the network using each node's attributes, inserting it in the same coordinates and with the same number of connections as before.
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Networks are exported as a JSON array containing an array of objects
representing each node in the network. Each node contains an Id, it's x
and y coordinates and the nodes it is connected to.
Import converts the JSON to a vis DataSet and then regenerates the
network using each node's attributes, inserting it in the same
coordinates and with the same number of connections as before.
Implementation for Issue #2073