NAME
Graphviz::DSL - Graphviz Perl interface with DSL
SYNOPSIS
use Graphviz::DSL;
my $graph = graph {
name 'Sample';
route main => [qw/init parse cleanup printf/];
route init => 'make', parse => 'execute';
route execute => [qw/make compare printf /];
nodes colorscheme => 'piyg8', style => 'filled';
my $index = 1;
for my $n ( nodeset() ) {
node($n->id, fillcolor => $index++);
}
edges arrowhead => 'onormal', color => 'magenta4';
edge ['main' => 'printf'], arrowtail => 'diamond', color => '#3355FF';
global bgcolor => 'white';
node 'execute', shape => 'Mrecord',
label => '{<x>execute | {a | b | c}}';
node 'printf', shape => 'Mrecord',
label => '{printf |<y> format}';
edge ['execute:x' => 'printf:y'];
rank 'same', 'cleanup', 'execute';
subgraph {
global label => 'SUB';
node 'init';
node 'make';
};
subgraph {
global label => 'SUB2';
multi_route +{
'a' => [qw/b c d/],
'd' => 'e',
'f' => {
'g' => { 'h' => 'i'},
'j' => 'k',
},
};
};
};
$graph->save(path => 'output', type => 'png', encoding => 'utf-8');
DESCRIPTION
Graphviz::DSL is Perl version of Ruby gem Gviz. This module provide DSL for generating DOT file(and image if you install Graphviz dot command). Outputted DOT file may be similar to your DSL, because Graphviz::DSL try to keep objects order in DSL(Order of objects in DSL is very important. If you change some objects order, then output image may be changed).
INTERFACES
Method in DSL
name $name
Set $name as graph name. Default is 'G'.
type $type
Set $type as graph type. $type should be digraph(directed graph) or graph(undirected graph). Default is 'digraph'.
add, route
Add nodes and them edges. route is alias of add function. You can call these methods like following.
add $nodes-
Add
$nodesto this graph.$nodesshould be Scalar or ArrayRef. add $node1, \@edges1, $node2, \@edges2 ...-
Add nodes and edges.
$nodenshould be Scalar or ArrayRef. For example:add [qw/a b/], [qw/c d/]Add node a and b and add edge a->c, a->d, b->c, b->d.
multi_route(\%routes])
Add multiple routes at once.
multi_route +{
a => [qw/b c/],
d => 'e',
f => {
g => { h => 'i'},
j => 'k',
},
};
equals to following:
route a => 'b', a => 'c';
route d => 'e';
route f => 'g', f => 'j';
route g => 'h';
route h => 'i';
route j => 'k';
node($node_id, [%attributes])
Add node or update attribute of specified node.
edge($edge_id, [%attributes])
Add edge or update attribute of specified edge.
nodes(%attributes)
Update attribute of all nodes.
edges(%attributes)
Update attribute of all edges.
nodeset
Return registered nodes.
edgeset
Return registered edges.
global
Update graph attribute.
rank
Set rank.
subgraph($coderef)
Create subgraph.
Class Method
$graph->save(%args)
Save graph as DOT file.
%args is:
- path
-
Basename of output file.
- type
-
Output image type, such as png, gif, if you install Graphviz(dot command). If dot command is not found, it generate only dot file.
Graphviz::DSLdon't output image if you omit this attribute. - encoding
-
Encoding of output DOT file. Default is utf-8.
$graph->as_string
Return DOT file as string. This is same as stringify itself. Graphviz::DSL overload stringify operation.
SEE ALSO
Gviz https://github.com/melborne/Gviz
Graphviz http://www.graphviz.org/
AUTHOR
Syohei YOSHIDA <syohex@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2013- Syohei YOSHIDA
LICENSE
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.