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Parser of GraphViz dot file format.
var parse = require('dotparser');
var ast = parse('graph g {}');
// ast is now an abstract syntax tree of an empty graph:
// [{
// "type": "graph",
// "children": [],
// "id": "g"
// }]
The produced output is not bound to any specific graph library. It can be used by graph library authors to transform dot files into their own graph representation.
This implementation is capable of parsing all graphs from standard graphviz test suite.
With npm do:
npm install dotparser
If you've changed grammar and want to have an updated parser, run this:
npm start
This will generate a new parser and save it into grammar/dot.js
file
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Parser of GraphViz dot file format
The npm package dotparser receives a total of 71,877 weekly downloads. As such, dotparser popularity was classified as popular.
We found that dotparser 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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