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Quick start

Overview Install and render your first graph Use G6Lite with React

Core concepts

What is G6Lite?Technical architecture Graph lifecycle Data model

Configuration

Data and Graph options Nodes Edges Labels and icons Combos Themes Layout configuration Interaction configuration Custom Behavior Events Tooltip configuration Parallel and self-loop edges Extension system Custom nodes Custom label renderers

API reference

Usable APIs Graph Options Extensions

Technical metrics

Performance metrics Performance tuning Bundle size

Compatibility

Compatibility overview Browsers and runtime environment API stability and release boundary Graph library comparison Migrate from G6 v5

Compatibility

Compatibility overview

Browser, runtime, public API stability, and G6 v5 migration boundaries

View source on GitHub

Review these boundaries before adopting or upgrading G6Lite:

Browsers and runtime

API stability

Graph library comparison

Migrate from G6 v5

G6Lite needs a modern ESM browser, real DOM/Canvas, and WebGL 1.0. The package remains in 0.1.x beta, and combo collapse, nesting, and runtime regrouping are experimental. Compare capability boundaries before selecting a library, then validate configuration, events, and runtime APIs during a G6 v5 migration.

Bundle size

Reproduce the size-limit measurement and enforce the 120 kB brotli budget

Browsers and runtime environment

WebGL, ESM, browser support, SSR boundaries, and known runtime constraints