OptionalastarSize of each cell in the grid that the AStar routine uses to calculate paths that avoid vertices. This defaults to 10 pixels and is not something you'll really need to change. If you do change it, keep in mind that a) a smaller grid size increases the runtime of the routine, and b) a large grid size will render the UI unusable.
OptionalastarNumber of cells to pad each vertex with that act as its border: edges will be routed around the border wherever possible. Defaults to 2
OptionalastarNumber of cells to pad each vertex with that act as its buffer: edges will be routed around the buffer wherever possible. Defaults to 2 - but note this value is added the vertex border, whose default is 2, so the computed default is 4 grid cells.
OptionaldiscardDefaults to false, meaning that JsPlumb will alter the geometry of some edge that has path edits whenever the source or target is dragged, when necessary. This applies to the Orthogonal connector, or the Straight connector with orthogonal constraint. If you set this to true, JsPlumb will clear any path edits whenever the source or target is dragged, and use the default path computation.
OptionaldragOptions for dragging - containment, grid, callbacks etc.
OptionaledgesIf true, edges will avoid vertices. This only works if you are using the Straight connector; the
setting will be ignored otherwise. This option is only ever set internally.
OptionalelementsWhether or not elements should be draggable. Default value is true.
OptionalendpointDefault Endpoint to use.
OptionalhoverDefaults to false, which is a breaking change in 6.6.0. When true, jsPlumb tracks mouseover/mouseout/mouseenter/mouseexit events for overlays, endpoints, elements and connections. Most of the reasoning for having this ability was related to the initial canvas renderer, and with SVG/CSS this functionality is, for the most part, not needed. But you can switch it on if you need to.
OptionalmanagedSpecifies the CSS selector used to identify managed elements. This option is not something that most users of jsPlumb will need to set.
OptionalresizeDefaults to true, indicating that a ResizeObserver will be used, where available, to allow jsPlumb to revalidate elements
whose size in the DOM have been changed, without the library user having to call revalidate()
Defaults for the BrowserUI implementation of jsPlumb.