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graphlib - npm Package Compare versions

Comparing version 0.0.6 to 0.1.0

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CHANGELOG.md

@@ -0,1 +1,24 @@

v0.1.0
======
This release introduces **backwards incompatible** changes.
* `Graph` was renamed to `Digraph` in v0.0.4. This release removes `Graph`.
Please use `Digraph` in its place.
* `Digraph.edges` no longer takes any arguments. It always returns all edges in
the graph.
* The equivalent of `Digraph.edges(u)` is now `Digraph.incidentEdges(u)`.
* The equivalent of `Digraph.edges(u, v)` is now `Digraph.outEdges(u, v)`
or `Digraph.inEdges(v, u)`.
The following are backwards compatible changes:
* Added a new optional parameter to `Digraph.outEdges` to filter the results by
the source node. See API documentation for details.
* Added a new optional parameter to `Digraph.inEdges` to filter the results by
the target node. See API documentation for details.
* Added a new method, `Digraph.incidentEdges`, that returns all edges incident
on a node `u` with `Digraph.incidentEdges(u)` or all edges between two nodes
- regardless of direction - with `Digraph.incidentEdges(u, v)`.
v0.0.6

@@ -2,0 +25,0 @@ ======

10

index.js
exports.Digraph = require("./lib/Digraph");
exports.alg = require("./lib/alg");
exports.alg = {
isAcyclic: require("./lib/alg/isAcyclic"),
findCycles: require("./lib/alg/findCycles"),
tarjan: require("./lib/alg/tarjan"),
topsort: require("./lib/alg/topsort")
};
exports.data = {

@@ -7,4 +12,1 @@ PriorityQueue: require("./lib/data/PriorityQueue")

exports.version = require("./lib/version");
// Backwards compatibility - to remove at next minor version bump
exports.Graph = exports.Digraph;

2

lib/alg/topsort.js

@@ -13,3 +13,3 @@ module.exports = topsort;

*
* @param {Graph} g the graph to sort
* @param {Digraph} g the graph to sort
*/

@@ -16,0 +16,0 @@ function topsort(g) {

@@ -246,24 +246,16 @@ /*!

/*
* Return all edges with no arguments,
* the ones that are incident on a node (one argument),
* or all edges from a source to a target (two arguments)
*
* @param {String} [u] an optional node id
* @param {String} [v] an optional node id
* Returns the ids of all edges in the graph.
*/
Digraph.prototype.edges = function(u, v) {
var es, sourceEdges;
if (!arguments.length) {
es = [];
this.eachEdge(function(id) { es.push(id); });
return es;
} else if (arguments.length === 1) {
return util.mergeKeys([this.inEdges(u), this.outEdges(u)]);
} else if (arguments.length === 2) {
this._strictGetNode(u);
this._strictGetNode(v);
sourceEdges = this._outEdges[u];
es = (v in sourceEdges) ? Object.keys(sourceEdges[v].edges) : [];
return es.map(function(e) { return this._edges[e].id; }, this);
Digraph.prototype.edges = function(u) {
if (arguments.length === 1) {
throw new Error("Digraph.edges() cannot be called with 1 argument. " +
"Use Digraph.incidentEdges() instead.");
} else if (arguments.length > 1) {
throw new Error("Digraph.edges() cannot be called with more than 1 argument. " +
"Use Digraph.outEdges() instead.");
}
var es = [];
this.eachEdge(function(id) { es.push(id); });
return es;
};

@@ -305,28 +297,71 @@

/*
* Returns the ids of all edges in the graph that have the node `target` as
* their target. If the node `target` is not in the graph this function raises
* an Error.
* Returns an array of ids for all edges in the graph that have the node
* `target` as their target. If the node `target` is not in the graph this
* function raises an Error.
*
* Optionally a `source` node can also be specified. This causes the results
* to be filtered such that only edges from `source` to `target` are included.
* If the node `source` is specified but is not in the graph then this function
* raises an Error.
*
* @param {String} target the target node id
* @param {String} [source] an optional source node id
*/
Digraph.prototype.inEdges = function(target) {
Digraph.prototype.inEdges = function(target, source) {
this._strictGetNode(target);
return util.concat(util.values(this._inEdges[target])
.map(function(es) { return Object.keys(es.edges); }, this));
var results = util.concat(util.values(this._inEdges[target])
.map(function(es) { return Object.keys(es.edges); }, this));
if (arguments.length > 1) {
this._strictGetNode(source);
results = results.filter(function(e) { return this.source(e) === source; }, this);
}
return results;
};
/*
* Returns the ids of all nodes in the graph that have the node `source` as
* their source. If the node `source` is not in the graph this function raises
* an Error.
* Returns an array of ids for all edges in the graph that have the node
* `source` as their source. If the node `source` is not in the graph this
* function raises an Error.
*
* Optionally a `target` node may also be specified. This causes the results
* to be filtered such that only edges from `source` to `target` are included.
* If the node `target` is specified but is not in the graph then this function
* raises an Error.
*
* @param {String} source the source node id
* @param {String} [target] an optional target node id
*/
Digraph.prototype.outEdges = function(source) {
Digraph.prototype.outEdges = function(source, target) {
this._strictGetNode(source);
return util.concat(util.values(this._outEdges[source])
.map(function(es) { return Object.keys(es.edges); }, this));
var results = util.concat(util.values(this._outEdges[source])
.map(function(es) { return Object.keys(es.edges); }, this));
if (arguments.length > 1) {
this._strictGetNode(target);
results = results.filter(function(e) { return this.target(e) === target; }, this);
}
return results;
};
/*
* Returns an array of ids for all edges in the graph that have the `u` as
* their source or their target. If the node `u` is not in the graph this
* function raises an Error.
*
* Optionally a `v` node may also be specified. This causes the results to be
* filtered such that only edges between `u` and `v` - in either direction -
* are included. IF the node `v` is specified but not in the graph then this
* function raises an Error.
*
* @param {String} u the node for which to find incident edges
* @param {String} [v] option node that must be adjacent to `u`
*/
Digraph.prototype.incidentEdges = function(u, v) {
if (arguments.length > 1) {
return util.mergeKeys([this.outEdges(u, v), this.outEdges(v, u)]);
} else {
return util.mergeKeys([this.inEdges(u), this.outEdges(u)]);
}
};
/*
* Returns `true` if the values of all nodes and all edges are equal (===)

@@ -396,3 +431,3 @@ *

var self = this;
this.edges(u).forEach(function(e) { self.delEdge(e); });
this.incidentEdges(u).forEach(function(e) { self.delEdge(e); });

@@ -399,0 +434,0 @@ delete this._inEdges[u];

@@ -1,1 +0,1 @@

module.exports = '0.0.6';
module.exports = '0.1.0';
{
"name": "graphlib",
"version": "0.0.6",
"version": "0.1.0",
"description": "A multi-graph library",

@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "index.js",

@@ -89,6 +89,6 @@ # Graphlib

// Which edges go from "A" to "B"? This prints `[ 'AB', 'AB2' ]`
console.log(g.edges("A", "B"));
console.log(g.outEdges("A", "B"));
// Which edges are incident on "D"? This prints `[ 'CD' ]`
console.log(g.edges("D"));
console.log(g.incidentEdges("D"));

@@ -95,0 +95,0 @@ // How about a subgraph?

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