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@ertrzyiks/graph-utils
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A library that helps to create, modify and analyze directed, finite graphs in Typescript.
The graph object is represented with adjacency list. It's build from a list of nodes (vertices) and edges connecting them. Additionally, each node and edge can store a record-like object with their custom properties.
https://ertrzyiks.github.io/graph-utils/
Using Yarn
yarn add @ertrzyiks/graph-utils
or NPM
npm i @ertrzyiks/graph-utils --save
import {
createGraph,
addNodeInPlace,
addEdgeInPlace
} from '@ertrzyiks/graph-utils'
const graph = createGraph()
addNodeInPlace(graph, { id: 'node-1' })
addNodeInPlace(graph, { id: 'node-2' })
addNodeInPlace(graph, { id: 'node-3' })
addEdgeInPlace(graph, { from: 'node-1', to: 'node-2' })
addEdgeInPlace(graph, { from: 'node-2', to: 'node-1' })
addEdgeInPlace(graph, { from: 'node-1', to: 'node-3' })
See more examples at https://ertrzyiks.github.io/graph-utils/examples
FAQs
Utilities to work with graphs
The npm package @ertrzyiks/graph-utils receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @ertrzyiks/graph-utils popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ertrzyiks/graph-utils 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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