Vertigo: Some really simple graph tools
Vertigo is a small collection of classes and functions for building and working with graphs with labeled edges. This is useful because dictionaries are just graphs with labeled edges, and objects in Python are just dictionaries, so really this applies to pretty much all objects.
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