@buggyorg/dynatype-network-graph
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| function | description |
|---|---|
addTypeConversion (processGraph, convertGraph) | Adds translator nodes for type conversion to the processGraph using only translations which are defined in the convertGraph |
The process graph is a directed multigraph.
Each node which doesn't represent a port should have the label: processNode.
Nodes which represent ports should have the datatype of the output/input signal as label. The id of port-nodes should be the id of the corresponding processNode + ('_OUT_' | '_IN_') + <a number> to differentiate between different input/output ports.
Edges from port to port should have the label edge and edges between process nodes and ports should have the label processNode_in resp. processEdge_out.
The convert graph is a directed graph.
The nodes should have it's datatype as label and id.
An edge from a first node to a second node should have the label: id_of_the_first_node + ':' + id_of_the_second_node.
The returned process graph is an expansion of the input process graph.
The edges between two ports with different datatypes are removed. Instead translator nodes with input and output port-nodes are inserted.
The translator nodes have the id : id_of_port-node_with_first_datatype + ':' + id_of_port-node_with_second_datatype + <a number> (to identify the different type conversions). The label is first_type + ':' + second_type.
The input and output port-nodes of the translator have the id of the corresponding translator_node + ('_OUT_' | '_IN_') + <a number>,
and the label translator_in resp. translator_out.
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# Usage
The npm package @buggyorg/dynatype-network-graph receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @buggyorg/dynatype-network-graph popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @buggyorg/dynatype-network-graph demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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