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graphviz-worker

v1.1.0

Published

A web worker version of the [@hpcc-js/wasm](https://hpcc-systems.github.io/hpcc-js-wasm/classes/graphviz.Graphviz.html#class-graphviz) library.

Downloads

13

Readme

GraphvizWorker

A web worker version of the @hpcc-js/wasm library.

USAGE

npm install graphviz-worker

import Graphviz from "graphviz-worker";

const graphviz = new Graphviz();
const dotSource = "digraph G { Hello -> World }";
const jsonStr = await graphviz.layout(dotSource)

API

layout

layout(dotSource, outputFormat?, layoutEngine?, options?): string

Parameters

| Name | Type | Default value | Description | | :------------- |:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|:--------------| :----------------------------------------------------------- | | dotSource | string | undefined | Required - graph definition in DOT language | | outputFormat | Format | "json" | The format of the result. | | layoutEngine | Engine | "dot" | The type of layout to perform. | | options? | Options | undefined | Advanced Options for images, files, yInvert and nop. |

destroy

destroy(): void

Destroy the web worker.

Types

Format

Format: "svg" | "dot" | "json" | "dot_json" | "xdot_json" | "plain" | "plain-ext"

Various graphic and data formats for end user, web, documents and other applications. See Output Formats for more information.

Engine

Engine: "circo" | "dot" | "fdp" | "sfdp" | "neato" | "osage" | "patchwork" | "twopi"

Various algorithms for projecting abstract graphs into a space for visualization. See Layout Engines for more details.