team-diagram-generator v1.5.1
Team Diagram Generator
Generates a (directed graph) dot diagram that is suitable for rendering with graphviz from a specifically formatted json or yaml file.
Installation
npm i -g team-diagram-generator
Usage
After installing, a command named generate-team-diagram
will be available.
generate-team-diagram [opts] teams.json
See the built-in help for more details
generate-team-diagram --help
With Graphviz
The generate-team-diagram
command will output a dot
digraph to stdout. You
will still need to perform a few more steps to actually render an image from the
diagram
See the graphviz page on downloading for details, but you should just be
able to install the graphviz
package from your package manager of choice.
Examples
# generate the diagram and save it to a file
generate-team-diagram teams.json > teams.dot
# assuming you installed the graphviz package (which provides the dot command, among others)
# generate a png from the diagram
dot -Tpng teams.dot > teams.png
# Generate an svg in one line
generate-team-diagram teams.json | dot -Tsvg > teams.svg
Data Format
The input data should look like this:
[
{
name: 'student_name',
wants_to_work_with: [
'student_1',
'student_2',
...
],
doesnt_want_to_work_with: [
'student_3',
'student_4',
...
]
},
{
...
}
]
In short, the data:
- must be an array of objects (dicts)
- each object must have properties for:
- the individual's name
- a list of preferred team members
- a list of unprefered team members
The default key names for the keys described above are used in the example, but if your data has different key names, you can set them through a cli argument. See the built in help for more details.
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