layerizer v0.0.2

layerizer

Arrange a graph into layers.

Can be used on a dependency graph, where an a -> b edge represents "a depends on b".

The nodes on layer 0 don't have inbound edges. The nodes on layer x only point to nodes to layer x & x+1.

It returns an array of layers, where a layer is an array of clusters, where a cluster is an array of strongly connected node IDs.

Installation

npm install layerizer

Example

var graphlib = require('graphlib');
var layerize = require('layerizer').layerize;

var g = new graphlib.Graph();
g.setEdge('a', 'b');
g.setEdge('a', 'c');
g.setEdge('b', 'e');
g.setEdge('b', 'f');
g.setEdge('c', 'd');
g.setEdge('c', 'v');
g.setEdge('c', 'g');
g.setEdge('c', 'h');
g.setEdge('d', 'c');
g.setEdge('d', 'i');
g.setEdge('d', 'j');
g.setEdge('e', 'f');
g.setEdge('e', 'u');
g.setEdge('f', 'u');
g.setEdge('f', 'v');
g.setEdge('h', 'i');
g.setEdge('i', 'j');
g.setEdge('j', 'h');

console.log(layerize(g));

Outputs:

[ [ [ 'a' ] ],
  [ [ 'b' ], [ 'd', 'c' ] ],
  [ [ 'e' ], [ 'g' ], [ 'h', 'j', 'i' ] ],
  [ [ 'f' ] ],
  [ [ 'u' ], [ 'v' ] ] ],