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autoflow-graphviz

v0.7.0

Published

autoflow-graphviz is a plugin for autoflow, the flow control rules engine, which allows autoflow to use graphviz to generate flow diagrams for the dependencies

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Readme

autoflow-graphviz

autoflow-graphviz is a plugin for autoflow, the flow control rules engine, which can use graphviz to generate flow diagrams for the dependencies

For more information on autoflow the lightweight flow control rules engine: http://github.com/jeffbski/autoflow

Goals

Generate graphviz diagrams for flow definitions that:

  • show relationship between inputs, tasks, and outputs
  • show dependencies between inputs, outputs, and other preconditions
  • create PNG, PDF, GIF, or DOT files in a designated directory

Prerequisites

  • Install graphviz on your system - http://www.graphviz.org/
  • React 0.5.2+ is needed because it exposes the events needed by autoflow-graphviz

Installing

First install the open source graphviz software if not already installed on your system. You can find all about it at http://www.graphviz.org/ It can be downloaded or installed via a package manager.

For example:

brew install graphviz  # mac OS X
apt-get install graphviz  # ubuntu and debian linux

This should put graphviz binaries on your path, autoflow-graphviz uses dot, so make sure that dot is on your path, then you can install autoflow-graphviz.

    npm install autoflow-graphviz   # install locally

OR

    npm install -g autoflow-graphviz  # installs globally

OR

Pull from github - http://github.com/jeffbski/autoflow-graphviz

Example

# if you installed locally
node_modules/bin/autoflow-graphviz JSFilePath
# OR if using globally
autoflow-graphviz JSFilePath

Usage

  Usage: autoflow-graphviz <JSPath ...> [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help                               output this usage information
    -V, --version                            output the version number
    -t, --type <type>                        type of output (png, pdf, gif, dot), default: png
    -i, --include <flowName[,flowName,...]>  limit graphing to only these flowNames
    -o, --output <outDir>                    output directory (should exist), default to cwd (.)

License

Contributors

  • Author: Jeff Barczewski (@jeffbski)

Contributing

  • Source code repository: http://github.com/jeffbski/autoflow-graphviz
  • Ideas and pull requests are encouraged - http://github.com/jeffbski/autoflow-graphviz/issues
  • You may contact me at @jeffbski or through github at http://github.com/jeffbski