DOTLANG
World's fastest diagram creator.
How to use
Execute
REPL
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make
outputfolder in current directory to hold the output image files -
run
python -mdotlang -
input the
dotlang codeto the REPL
From other codes
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import the library
from dotlang import dotlang -
input the
dotlang codedotlang(dotlang_code, output_dir=dir_name_output, output_file=file_name_output)
Quick examples
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To create directional graph from a to b to c.
a.b.c -
Change the shape from oval to box for all nodes:
[shape=box]a.b.c -
Change the shape from oval to box for node
bonly:a.b[shape=box].c
Requirements
pip install yulibrary
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Metadata
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