Revert improvements to the internal tools.deprecate_positional_args()
decorator that caused false positive
PendingDeprecationWarning: The signature of ... will be reduced
warnings that have been misinterpreted in the 0.20.2 release process.
Drop Python 3.7 support (end of life 27 Jun 2023).
Tag Python 3.11 and 3.12 support.
Add caveat about labe escaping/quoting to .node() and .render()
API docs.
Document that doctest_skip_exe() lines in doctest should be ignored.
Improve internal tools.deprecate_positional_args() decorator
and fix incorect test assertion.
Update GitHub actions.
Pin pytest test dependency to <8.1 as a workaround
for import file mismatch error related to conftest.py files,
in pytest 8.1.1, see pytest-dev/pytest#12123.
Fix documentation building: upgrade to Sphinx 5.0.
Fix broken user guide links in API documentation.
Add keyword-only neato_no_op argument to .render(), .pipe(),
and stand-alone graphviz.render() and graphviz.pipe().
When building a Graph or Digraph,
warn about an expected DOT syntax error in rendering
when passing a string that ends with an odd number of backslashes
(e.g. invalid dot.node('spam', label='\\')
instead of correct ..., label=r'\\'
for a node labled as a backslash).
Increase visibility of graphviz.escape() in the documentation.
Drop Python 3.6 support (end of life 23 Dec 2021).
Fix ExecutableNotFound and CalledProcessError in graphviz.__all__.
Better document 0.18 change of behaviour for the body argument/attribute
(lines need to include their final newline).
Fix undecoded CalledProcessError.stdout and .stderr when .pipe() call
with an encoding different from self.encoding fails.
Fix missing project root conftest.py in source distribution.
Extend examples/graphviz-escapes.ipynb.
Improve test coverage.
Increase build scripts verbosity.
Add PendingDeprecationWarning to calls using positional arguments
that will be deprecated in a later version.
The future API will allow from one to three positional arguments
depending on the method or function.
Keyword-only arguments where not around when this library was created.
This signals dependents and in general users to start updating
or pinning to the wanted version (or range).
Crucially, this helps new users with a safer API
that allows to avoid some common mistakes.
Warnings reported in tests.
Add keyword-only outfile argument to .render()
and stand-alone graphviz.render().
Allows to override the rendered output file name:
.render(filename='spam.gv', outfile='spam.pdf')
Allows to derive the format and the filename
from the rendered outfile name:
.render(outfile='spam.svg')
Tries to infer default format from the outfile suffix.
You can override by setting format explicitly.
Warns with a graphviz.FormatSuffixMismatchWarning
if there is a mismatch between given format
and the inferred format from outfile suffix.
Warns with a graphviz.UnknownSuffixWarning
if format is given and outfile uses a suffix
that cannot be mapped to a supported format.
Add graphviz.set_jupyter_format() to set the output format
used by the Jupyter visualization of graphviz.Graph, graphviz.Digraph,
and graphviz.Source (supported formats: 'svg', 'png', 'jpeg').
Replace _repr_svg_() internally with _repr_mimebundle_(include, exclude)
returning a mimebundle {'image/svg+xml', '<?xml version=...'} by default.
Adds support for IPython.display.display_png().
Adds support for IPython.display.display_jpeg().
PR #150 Christoph Boeddeker.
Add keyword-only raise_if_result_exists argument to .render()
and stand-alone graphviz.render().
Raises graphviz.FileExistsError if the rendered file already exists.
Add support to for .render() and stand-alone .render()
to overwrite the input source file with the rendered output
when using the outfile keyword-only argument.
This probably only makes sense for text-based Graphviz formats
such as dot or plain.
You need to specify overwrite_filepath=True to enable this.
Add graphviz.CalledProcessError derived from subprocess.CalledProcessError
so users can choose either one in their excepts.
Add graphviz.FileExistsError derived from FileExistsError
so users can choose either one in their excepts.
Add --only-exe flag to run-tests.py (overrides --skip-exe).
Add --no-open and --open flags to build-docs.py.
Add lint-code.py and use in build job.
Increase doctest coverage.
Extend type annotations.
Accept path-like objects for filename, directory, and filepath.
Extend and improve documentation.
Improve build tests.
Fix filepath fallback to name of Graph/Digraph for
when filepath is not present (restore
graphviz.Graph('spam').filename == 'spam.gv' broken in 0.18).
Fix unintended API docs reference to internal backend name for
DOT_BINARY and UNFLATTEN_BINARY. Moved to public API
as graphviz.DOT_BINARY and graphviz.UNFLATTEN_BINARY.
Fix broken documentation links.
Docs: re-render most SVGs and notebooks with upstream Graphviz 2.49.3.
Fix TypeError: argument of type 'WindowsPath' is not iterable
on Windows platform under Python 3.6 and 3.7
(work around https://bugs.python.org/issue41649).
Update outdated examples source links.
Improve mode structure and separation of concerns.
Improve test structure and coverage.
Improve output of try-examples.py.
Add exit status for CI. Disable view().
Add build-docs.py script for development.
Add update-help.py script for development.
Change of beaviour:
File endings are now normalized so that all DOT source outputs
end with a final newline (Unix convention, simplifies concatenation).
This includes DOT source files written by .render(), .view(),
or .save() as well was .source generated or loaded from Source
(or Source.from_file()).
Change of behaviour:
Source instances created by Source.from_file()
no nonger write the content read into .source back into the file.
Use .save(skip_existing=False) before calling .render() or .view()
if you want to overwrite the file to produce the previous (less safe) behaviour.
Change of undocumented behaviour:
When iterating over a Graph, Digraph, or Source instance,
the yielded lines now include a final newline ('\n').
This mimics iteration over file object lines in text mode.
Change of behaviour:
When adding custom DOT statements using the body argument
of Graph or Digraph or appending to the body attribute
of an instance, the lines now need to include their final newline ('\n').
When passing invalid parameters such as unknown engine, format, etc.,
.render() now raises early before writing the file.
Call .save() explicitly to produce the previous (less safe) behaviour.
Add optional keyword-only encoding argument to pipe().
Returns the decoded stdout from the rendering process
(e.g. format='svg').
Delegates encoding/decoding to subprocess in the common case
(input and output encoding are the same, e.g. default encoding='utf-8').
Used by the Jupyter notebook integration.
Add optional keyword-only engine argument to .pipe() and .render().
Add optional keyword-only renderer and formatter arguments to Graph(),
Digraph(), Source() and Source.from_file()
to set default renderers and formatters (similar to format).
Used by .pipe(), .render(), and .view() if not given as method-argument.
Add pipe_string(), pipe_lines(), and pipe_lines_string().
Pipe input_string, return string.
Pipe input_lines incrementally, return bytes.
Pipe input_lines incrementally, return string.
Add set_default_engine() and set_default_format()
Add DOT_BINARY and UNFLATTEN_BINARY.
Restructure the internal class hierarchy using multiple-inheritance
with cooperative super() calling:
Graph now inherits both from Dot and from Render,
and both of them inherit from Base which defines their common interface:
Lines of DOT source code that Dot generates (also Source)
and rendering iterates over.
This might break some undocumented use of subclassing and require adatation
(e.g. if the methods don't use cooperative super() calling convention
or if the MRO has conflicts, supposedly rare).
Improve test separation. Improve test coverage of running the tests with --skip-exe.
Add pytype checking and flake8 to build workflow.
Extend type annotations.
Add https://mybinder.org config with head development environment. Add launch badge to code repository.
Improve documentation and examples.
Add development docs.
Document release process.
Drop Python 2 support. Tag Python 3.10 support.
Migrate CI to GitHub actions. Add pypy3 to matrix.
Tests: implement --skip-exe via custom pytest marker.
Documentation: point Anaconda users to conda-forge/python-graphviz.
Move type hints from docstrings to type annotations. Improve doctests.
Examples: standardize import convention and modernize.
Re-render example notebooks with Graphviz 2.46.1.
Add .unflatten() method to Graph, Digraph, and Source. Add
standalone unflatten().
Make Source.__str__() return the .source instead of the repr()
(like Graph and Digraph).
Render with dot -K<engine> ... instead of <engine> ... internally
(work around upstream issue).
Add documentation hint to archived upstream version for Windows.
Re-render most documentation graphs with Graphviz 2.44.1.
Graph and Digraph instances created via the context-manager
returned by subgraph() now (re)use
directory, format, engine, and encoding from the parent
instead of using defaults (behavioral change).
Note that these attributes are only relevant
when rendering the subgraph independently (i.e. as a stand-alone graph)
from within the with-block, which was previously underdocumented.
PR #116 BMaxV.
To reflect that the DOT language does not allow subgraph statements
to specify strict
(i.e. no way to override the setting of the containing graph),
instances created via the context-manager are now strict=None instead of False
(so they continue to render stand-alone as non-strict by default).
Drop Python 3.5 support and tag Python 3.9 support.
Add documentation link to new upstream installation procedure for Windows.
Adapt graphviz.version() to support the Graphviz Release version entry
format introduced with 2.44.2 (version() is needed to run the tests).
Document the colon-separated node[:port[:compass]] format used for
tail and head points in the edge()- and edges()-methods.
PR #101 Michał Góral.
Improve handling of escaped quotes (\"). Different from other layout engine
escapes sequences such as \l and \N (which are passed on as is by
default), there is no use case for backslash-escaping a literal quote character
because escaping of quotes is done by this library. Therefore, a
backslash-escaped quote (e.g. in label='\\"') is now treated the same as a
plain unescaped quote, i.e. both label='"' and label='\\"' produce
the same DOT source [label="\""] (a label that renders as a literal quote).
Before this change, use of '\\"' could break the quoting mechanism creating
invalid or unintended DOT, possibly leading to syntax errors from the rendering
process.
Add notebook section to documentation.
Add sphinx.ext.viewcode to docs (note that this currently lacks links for
methods, so that not all of the code is linked; use the source repo for reading
on).
Improve test and doc building config.
Fix missing support for four-part versions in graphviz.version().
Tag Python 3.8 support.
Fix quoting for non-ASCII numerals.
Add explicit support for layout engine escape sequences such as \l and
\N. These already worked implicitly before but where broken by backslash
escaping in 0.12, which is reverted by this release. Escaping now resembles
the stdlib re module: literal backslashes need to be escaped (doubled),
which is most conveniently done by using raw string literals for strings that
use escape sequences (including escaped backslashes), e.g. label=r'\\'.
Add escape() function (resembling re.escape()) for disabling all
meta-characters in a string for rendering.
Use logging in example notebook, add notebooks demonstrating layout engines
and escape sequence usage, improve tests with parametrization.
Fix missing escaping of backslashes, e.g. in labels (pull request DNGros).
Add quiet argument to standalone view() function, and quiet_view
argument on .render() and .view() methods. Suppresses the stderr
output of started viewer processes (unavailable on Windows).
Add basic debug logging via the stdlib logging module.
Reformatted some examples, improved tests by using autospec for mocks.
Include stderr in str() of raised subprocess.CalledProcessError.
Add quiet argument to .render() and .pipe() methods of Graph,
Digraph, and Source objects, allowing to suppress stderr of the
layout subprocess (parity with stand-alone render() and pipe()
functions).
The rendering process for render() methods and stand-alone function is now
started from the directory of the rendered dot source file. This allows to
render graph descriptions that use relative paths inline (e.g. for referring to
image files to be included) by using paths relative to the source file
location. Previously, such relative paths would need to be given relative to
the directory from which render() was started, so this change is backwards
incompatible for code that relied on the previous behaviour.
Drop Python 3.4 support.
Fix broken renderer argument in pipe() method and function.
Add format argument to Graph/Digraph.render(). This follows stand-alone
render() function and mirrors the Graph/Digraph.pipe() method (usually,
format is set on the instance).
Add renderer and formatter arguments to Graph/Digraph.render() and
pipe() methods, as well as stand-alone render() and pipe() functions.
Use sys.stderr to write stderr output from rendering process to stderr
(instead of file descriptor inheritance). Ensures stderr is passed in special
environments such as IDLE.
Suppress rendering process stdout in render().
Make quiet=True also suppress stderr on success of render() and
pipe() (exit-status 0).
Include stderr from rendering process in CalledProcessError exception.
Tag Python 3.7 support (work around subprocess close_fds issue on Windows).
Fix compatibility with python -OO.
Add nohtml() to support labels of the form '<...>' (disabling their default
treatment as HTML strings).
Make default 'utf-8' encoding more visible.
Set encoding = locale.getpreferredencoding() when encoding argument/property is
set to None explicitly (follow stdlib io.open() behaviour).
Add Source.from_file()-classmethod (simpler in-line SVG display of ready-made
.gv files within Jupyter).
Drop Python 3.3 support.
Add clear()-method for Graph and Digraph.
Add grapviz.version() function.
Drop dot source extra indent for edge statements following dotguide examples.
Include LICENSE file in wheel.
Fix TypeError in graphviz.pipe() with invalid dot code under Python 3.
Add copy()-method for Graph, Digraph, and Source.
Add graphviz.render(..., quiet=True).
Fix graphivz.view() exception on unsupported platform.
Raise a dedicated RuntimeError subclass graphviz.ExecutableNotFound when the
Graphviz executables are not found.
Port tests from nose/unittest to pytest, extend, use mocks.
Support setting top-level attrs with g.attr(key=value).
Add context manager usage of subgraph() for adding a subgraph in a with-block.
Add json-based output formats to known FORMATS (Graphviz 2.40+).
Drop extra indent level for DOT source with nonempty graph/node/edge_attr.
Add a final newline to a saved DOT source file if it does not end with one.
Raise subprocess.CalledProcessError on non-zero exit status from rendering.
Raise early when adding a subgraph() with strict=True (avoid DOT syntax error).
Make undocumented quote(), quote_edge(), and attributes() methods private.
Drop Python 2.6 support (use graphviz<0.6 there).
Improve tests for mkdirs().
Better document adding custom DOT using the body attribute.
Add view()-support for FreeBSD (pull request Julien Gamba).
Add ENGINES and FORMATS to the documented public API.
Fixed PY3 compatibility.
Add low-level functions render(), pipe(), and view() for directly working with
existing files and strings.
Support all render()-arguments in the view()-short-cut-method.
Added 'patchwork' engine.
Add support for strict graphs and digraphs.
Hide render/pipe() subprocess console window on Windows when invoked from
non-console process (e.g. from IDLE).
Improve documentation markup/wording.
Make TestNoent more robust.
Make _repr_svg_() available on Source (pull request RafalSkolasinski).
Fixed view()-method on Linux under Python 3 (pull request Antony Lee).
Fixed view()-method on Linux and Darwin (pull request Eric L. Frederich).
Added example for HTML-like labels (structs.py).
Added Source class for rendering verbatim DOT source code.
Added Python 2.6 support (pull request Jim Crist).
Added the pipe()-method directly returning the stdout of rendering.
Added _repr_svg_() for inline rendering in IPython notebooks.
Added examples generating some of the graphs from the Graphviz Gallery.
Added sphinx-based API documentation.
Added support for HTML-like labels.
Added support for less common output formats. Removed dropped formats ('dia', 'pcl').
Added 'osage' layout engine.
Documented format and engine options in the README.
The view() convenience method now returns the result file name (like render()).
Added attr() method for inline switching of node/edge attributes.
Added subgraph() method (obsoletes separate Subgraph class).
Add cleanup option to render().
Replaced dry option on render() with separate save() method.
Removed undocumented append() and extend() methods (if needed, the body
attribute can be edited directly).
Skip empty comment when creating DOT source.
Document graph_attr, node_attr, and edge_attr in the README.
More informative exception when Graphviz executables cannot be called.
Fixed missing identifier quoting for DOT keywords (thanks to Paulo Urio).
Made format and engine case-insensitive.
Indent graph_attr, node_attr, and edge_attr lines, adapt nodes and edges.
Fixed view() failing on paths with forward slashes on Windows.
Added Python 3.3+ support.
Made attributes order stable (sorting plain dicts).
Fixed edgeop in undirected graphs.
Support pdf opening on Linux.
Fixed rendering filenames w/spaces.
Fixed rendering on Mac OS X.
Added format selection, use 'PDF' as default.
Added engines selection, use 'dot' as default.
Added source encoding, use 'UTF-8' as default.
Changed constructor arguments order, removed compile() and save()-method,
reimplemented compilation in render() method, make interface more similar to
gv.3python (backwards incompatible change).
Double-quote-sign escaping, attribute list quoting.
mkdirs() now correctly supports current directory filenames.
Removed automatic '-' to '−' replacement from labels.
Fixed documentation typos.
First public release.