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Provide Unflatten Graphviz Command #149
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I am also interested in an Ecmascript (wasm?) port of Graphviz's unflatten tool.
Here is an example transformation:
unflatten -l 2 -c 1 unflatten-1-before.dot > unflatten-2-after.dot
... which looks something like this (styling added), before:
... and after:
Discussed in #71
Originally posted by saulshanabrook June 18, 2021
Does this library support the
unflatten
graphviz command that is useful for graphs with multiple unconnected parts? For example, it is provided by the a Python wrapper around Graphviz.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: