ragraph 1.23.2

Ratio graph handling in Python.

RaGraph

RaGraph is a package to create, manipulate, and analyze graphs consisting of nodes and edges. Nodes usually represent (hierarchies of) objects and edges the dependencies or relationships between them.

These graphs, or networks if you will, lend themselves well to applied analyses like clustering and sequencing, as well as analyses involving the calculation of various insightful metrics.

User documentation

For all user-facing documentation, please head over to our beautiful documentation over at https://ragraph.ratio-case.nl!

Development installation

This project is packaged using uv as the environment manager and build frontend. Packaging information as well as dependencies are stored in pyproject.toml.

For ease of use, this project uses the just command runner to simplify common tasks. Installing the project and its development dependencies can be done by running just install in the cloned repository directory or manually by running uv sync.

Please consult the justfile for the underlying commands or run just to display a list of all available commands.

Tests

Tests can be run using just test and subsequent arguments will be passed to pytest.

Linting

Linting the project can be done using just lint, automatic fixes can be applied using just fix. Linting config is included in pyproject.toml for both Black and Ruff.

Contributions and license

To get contributing, feel free to fork, pick up an issue or file your own and get going for your first merge! We'll be more than happy to help.

For contribution instructions, head over to the open-source GitLab repository!

All code snippets in the tutorial and how-to guide sections of the package documentation are free to use.

If you find any documentation worthwhile citing, please do so with a proper reference to our documentation!

RaGraph is licensed following a dual licensing model. In short, we want to provide anyone that wishes to use our published software under the GNU GPLv3 to do so freely and without any further limitation. The GNU GPLv3 is a strong copyleft license that promotes the distribution of free, open-source software. In that spirit, it requires dependent pieces of software to follow the same route. This might be too restrictive for some. To accommodate users with specific requirements regarding licenses, we offer a proprietary license. The terms can be discussed by reaching out to Ratio.