All the parameters described in the Standalone Options section can also be defined through a simple GET request so a parametrized URL. With an intermediate POST request the boundaries of this small standalone interface can even be skipped and any network and configuration that is applicable on the Drugst.One plugin itself, can be loaded. The following depicts an explicit example, how a simple network can be loaded and configured through an URL: The available options are equivalent to those of the previous section and can be targeted as follows:

In case you are not familiar with the syntax of HTTP GET requests the following ressources might be of additional help: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Query_string#Structure
Parameter Type Default Description {{ entry.name }} {{ entry.type }} {{ entry.default }} {{ entry.description }} For configurations with more than 2,048 characters or additional network parameters or own edge or node groups we also provide a way to load these programatically in our Standalone Drugst.One application. This option consists of two separate request: first a POST request to transmit all the necessary network and configuration data to the backend service and receive an associated ID and secondly then again a GET request to the Standalone application with said received ID.
A skeleton of the first POST request call is shown below: Network and config objects can be defined exactly as the ones handed to the Drugst.One plugin, further defined in the customization section. The call returns a networkID that can be used to load this saved network in the Standalone application. This UUID contains 32 random alphanumeric characters (e.g. "cbfa6a27ded04b20963c04376e212ca6"). It is then used to request the loading of the referenced graph into the Drugst.One Standalone by a simple GET request:
Currently node and edge styles are still based on the design of the Drugst.One website to ensure the readablity of the network. This may be changed in the future!