Scott H.May 16
Ah, the wonders of #GraphViz, #CSS, #d3 and inline #SVG
Scott H.May 11
This is my main task today. See that path at the bottom? I want it to show the depth in intelligible form. Sometimes there is a narrative for the level, so it makes sense to grow horizontally. I want every graph to have notes, narrative, and path in the same spot, part of the SVG, not just HTML. #KnowledgeGraph #Graphviz #d3
Scott H.May 6
GM I woke from my dreams solving a problem I've had for a decade, so long ago that I forgot it was a problem. #Graphviz and the neato layout is great for human-oriented layouts. But legends are difficult to inject. I'm already decorating the nodes with #d3, so it is easy to add a legend and title.
Show threadJared JenningsMay 4
@AAMfP @SReyCoyrehourcq I almost liked Mermaid, but I'm not hooked into the Markdown ecosystem. I should say org-babel is also quite fun with #Graphviz!
charApr 13

New release for GruPHst v0.16.0 a rust in-memory graph database.

Now with Graphviz export!

https://github.com/carvilsi/gruphst?tab=readme-ov-file#graphviz

#rust #GraphDatabase #inMemoryDatabase #persistence #rustLibrary #graphviz #dataViz

GitHub - carvilsi/gruphst: Rust in-memory graph databse

Rust in-memory graph databse. Contribute to carvilsi/gruphst development by creating an account on GitHub.

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TSM at WorkApr 4

Technically, we can perform this #upgrade across all the environments in parallel, or in any order we choose. At least that’s what the #dependency #graph says. (Thank you #graphviz!)

Organizationally, it would be a terrible idea. There are well-established #reasons for keeping #production last in the list. They would not fit within the approximately one-third of a toot I have remaining.

Tune in next week for another episode of “Can versus Should.”

Sergei TrofimovichMar 30

All new files my old `btrfs` filesystem creates are above 32-bit inode space:

$ touch a && stat '-c%i' a
11833717710

Very occasionally I build 32-bit `i686-linux` packages. Sometimes they fail to run against file with so large inodes.

Two casualties today:
- `doxygen`: https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen/pull/11518
- `graphviz`: https://gitlab.com/graphviz/graphviz/-/merge_requests/4269

#doxygen #graphviz #bug

CMakeLists.txt: use 64-bit file API on 32-bit linux by trofi · Pull Request #11518 · doxygen/doxygen

Without the change doxygen fails to run when built against i686-linux target and installed on thew filesystem with 64-bit inodes (btrfs with many files in my case): $ doxygen -g && doxygen ...

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Show threadslomosapienMar 23

@rlonstein Very cool!

I use #graphviz all the time in m #orgmode notes. I didn' tknow about #gnuplot support though. Amazing

Jan EkholmMar 18

Seems Graphviz creates graphs in 3D. Not too readable when everything is a mess for my dead simple graph. Fortunately there's only about 6500 properties to go through one by one to check. Not too impressed.

#graphviz #3d #fancybutnotreadable

洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee)Mar 14

Hackers' Pub에서 DOT 언어(Graphviz)로 다이어그램 그리기

https://hackers.pub/@hongminhee/2025/hackerspub-graphviz

Hackers' Pub에서 DOT 언어(Graphviz)로 다이어그램 그리기

Hackers' Pub의 숨겨진 기능 중 하나는 Graphviz의 DOT 언어를 지원한다는 것입니다. 예를 들어, 다음과 같은 다이어그램을 그릴 수 있습니다: SimpleActivityPub server_a 서버 A (Mastodon) server_b 서버 B (Hackers' Pub) server_a->server_b ActivityStreams 데이터 전송 (HTTP POST) server_b->server_a 응답 및 상호작용 (HTTP POST) Graphviz를 이용하는 법은 간단합니다. Markdown의 코드 블럭 문법 안에 DOT 언어로 다이어그램을 기술하신 뒤, 코드 블럭의 언어 태그에 graphviz를 붙이시면 됩니다. 위에서 예를 든 다이어그램은 Markdown에서 아래와 같이 쓰면 됩니다: ```graphviz digraph SimpleActivityPub { graph [rankdir=LR, fontname="sans-serif", bgcolor="white"]; node [fontname="sans-serif", shape=box, style="rounded,filled"]; edge [fontname="sans-serif"]; server_a [label="서버 A\n(Mastodon)", fillcolor="#AED6F1"]; server_b [label="서버 B\n(Hackers' Pub)", fillcolor="#A3E4D7"]; server_a -> server_b [label="ActivityStreams 데이터 전송\n(HTTP POST)", color="red"]; server_b -> server_a [label="응답 및 상호작용\n(HTTP POST)", color="blue"]; } ``` 참고로 Graphviz는 긴 게시글 뿐만 아니라 단문에서도 똑같이 지원합니다.