Client API. The Codename One framework your app is built on: this runs on the device, not in a backend.

package com.codename1.graph.arrange

Automatic placement of the nodes of a com.codename1.graph.GraphModel.

LayeredArrangement for flows and pipelines: edges point one way, layer to layer, with few crossings.
ForceArrangement for networks: an organic picture that can also run live, a step a frame, while the user drags.
TreeArrangement for hierarchies, and RadialArrangement for a tree on rings.

An arrangement returns an ArrangementResult and leaves the model alone; ArrangementResult.apply moves the nodes. A graph laid out by hand needs no arrangement at all.

Types

`class ArrangementResult`	Where an arrangement wants every node, and the bends it wants in the edges.
`class ForceArrangement`	An organic arrangement for networks: edges pull like springs and every node pushes every other away, until the graph settles.
`interface GraphArrangement`	Places the nodes of a graph.
`class LayeredArrangement`	An arrangement for flows: every edge points the same way, from one layer to the next, with as few crossings as it can find.
`class RadialArrangement`	A tree on rings: the root at the centre and each level on a circle around it, every subtree in a wedge as wide as its share of the leaves.
`class TreeArrangement`	An arrangement for hierarchies, such as an org chart or a file tree: every node below its parent, parents centred over their children, and no subtree overlapping another.