Very simple directed acyclic graphs for Ruby.
Install the gem
gem install dag
Or add it to your Gemfile and run bundle.
gem 'dag'dag = DAG.new
v1 = dag.add_vertex
v2 = dag.add_vertex
v3 = dag.add_vertex
dag.add_edge from: v1, to: v2
dag.add_edge from: v2, to: v3
v1.has_path_to?(v3) # => true
v3.has_path_to?(v1) # => false
dag.add_edge from: v3, to: v1 # => ArgumentError: A DAG must not have cycles
dag.add_edge from: v1, to: v2
dag.add_edge from: v1, to: v3
v1.successors # => [v2, v3]See the specs for more detailed usage scenarios.
Tested with Ruby 1.9.x, JRuby, Rubinius. See the build status for details.
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Copyright (c) 2013 Kevin Rutherford
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