DiagramLayout

The layout of a diagram consists in arranging the shapes (sometimes also the connections) in some fashion in order to achieve an aesthetically pleasing experience to the user.

Name	Type	Default	Description
endRadialAngle?	number		Defines where the circle/arc ends (radial tree layout).
grid?	LayoutGrid		The grid layout options.
horizontalSeparation?	number		The distance between siblings or levels.
iterations?	number		The number of times that all the forces in the diagram are being calculated and balanced.
layerSeparation?	number		The height (in a vertical layout) or width (in a horizontal layout) between the layers.
nodeDistance?	number		The optimal length between 2 nodes (force-directed/layered layout).
radialFirstLevelSeparation?	number		Controls the distance between the root and the immediate children of the root (radial tree layout).
radialSeparation?	number		Defines the radial separation between the levels (radial tree layout).
startRadialAngle?	number		Defines where the circle/arc starts (radial tree layout).
subtype?	"horizontal" | "vertical" | "left" | "right" | "radial" | "down" | "up" | "mindmapHorizontal" | "mindmapVertical" | "tipOver"		The subtype further defines the layout type by specifying in greater detail the behaviour expected by the layout algorithm.
tipOverTreeStartLevel?	number		Specifies the start level when the subtype is tipOver.
type?	"tree" | "force" | "layered"		The type of the layout algorithm to use.
underneathHorizontalOffset?	number		The horizontal offset from a child with respect to its parent (tipOver tree layout).
underneathVerticalSeparation?	number		The vertical separation between siblings and sub-branches (tipOver tree layout).
underneathVerticalTopOffset?	number		The vertical separation between a parent and its first child (tipOver tree layout).
verticalSeparation?	number		The distance between siblings or levels.