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A Python implementation for networks of nodes.

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Description

A Python package that provides structure for networks of interconnected nodes using the DOT language for representation.

Installation

The source code for pynetworks is hosted on GitHub. You can install pynetworks with pip:

pip install pynetworks

Documentation

Read the latest documentation for pynetworks here.

Example Usage

Node

>>> a = Node('A')
>>> b = Node('B')
>>> a.connect(b, 3)

Printing a gives:

graph {
    "A" -- "B" [label=3]
}

shortest_path()

>>> a = Node('A')
>>> b = Node('B')
>>> c = Node('C')
>>> a.connect(b, 3)
>>> b.connect(c, 5)
>>> path = shortest_path(a, c)
>>> path.weight
8

Printing path gives:

graph {
    "B" -- "C" [label=5]
    "A" -- "B" [label=3]
}

Network

>>> a = Node('A')
>>> b = Node('B')
>>> c = Node('C')
>>> a.connect(b, 3)
>>> net = Network([a, b, c])

Printing net gives:

graph {
    "C"
    "A" -- "B" [label=3]
}

License

GNU.

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