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Python package to read and write NetworkX graphs in GDF (Graph Data Format).

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networkx-gdf

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Python package to read and write NetworkX graphs as GDF (Graph Data Format).

GDF is a compact file format originally implemented by GUESS. Although the software itself is not anymore maintained, the format is still supported by active open-source projects such as Gephi (see details here).

Requirements

  • Python>=3.7
  • networkx>=2.1
  • pandas>=1.1.0

Install

Package is available to install on PyPI:

$ pip install networkx-gdf

Usage

The following is an example covering the package's functionality:

from networkx_gdf import read_gdf, write_gdf

# Builds NetworkX graph object from file.
G = read_gdf("input_file.gdf")

# Writes NetworkX graph object to file.
write_gdf(G, "output_file.gdf")

For detailed information on usage, please refer to its official documentation.

License

This package is released under the BSD License.

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