Graphology GEXF Utilities
GEXF parser & writer for graphology
.
For more information about the GEXF file format, you can head there.
Installation
npm install graphology-gexf
Usage
Parser
The parser must be passed a graphology
constructor and is able to read either a string, or an XMLDocument
instance.
var Graph = require('graphology');
var gexf = require('graphology-gexf');
var gexf = require('graphology-gexf/browser');
var graph = gexf.parse(Graph, string);
var graph = gexf.parse(Graph, xmlDocument);
Arguments
- constructor GraphClass: graphology constructor to use.
- source string|Document: source data to parse.
Writer
The writer must be passed a graphology
instance and will output a GEXF string.
var gexf = require('graphology-gexf');
var gexf = require('graphology-gexf/browser');
var gexfString = gexf.write(graph);
var gexfString = gexf.write(graph, {
formatNode: function(key, attributes) {
return {
label: attributes.label,
attributes: {
age: attributes.age,
name: attributes.name
},
viz: {
color: '#FF0',
x: attributes.x,
y: attributes.y,
shape: 'circle',
size: 20
}
};
},
formatEdge: function(key, attributes) {
return {
label: attributes.label,
attributes: {
number: attributes.number
},
weight: attributes.weight,
viz: {
color: '#FF0',
x: attributes.x,
y: attributes.y,
shape: 'dotted',
thickness: 20
}
};
}
});
Arguments
- graph Graph: graphology instance to write.
- options ?object: Options:
- encoding ?string [
UTF-8
]: encoding declaration. - formatNode ?function: function returning the node's data to write.
- formatEdge ?function: function returning the edge's data to write.
- pretty ?boolean [
true
]: pretty-print output?