/dagger

View and edit Graphviz DOT graphs

Primary LanguageRustGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

Dagger
Dagger

View and edit Graphviz DOT graphs

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Dagger provides facilities to edit and draw graphs specified in the DOT language. It is designed to be a simple and intuitive tool for creating and editing graphs, with a focus on the user experience.

The main features of Dagger include the following:

  • πŸ–ΌοΈ Live and interactive preview of the graph as you type
  • ⏺️ Multiple Graphviz layout engines support
  • πŸ“ Fully-featured DOT language editor
  • πŸ“¦ Export graph as PNG, SVG, or JPEG

πŸ—οΈ Building from source

GNOME Builder

GNOME Builder is the environment used for developing this application. It can use Flatpak manifests to create a consistent building and running environment cross-distro. Thus, it is highly recommended you use it.

  1. Download GNOME Builder.
  2. In Builder, click the "Clone Repository" button at the bottom, using https://github.com/SeaDve/Dagger.git as the URL.
  3. Click the build button at the top once the project is loaded.

Meson

git clone https://github.com/SeaDve/Dagger.git
cd Dagger
meson _build --prefix=/usr/local
ninja -C _build install

πŸ“¦ Third-Party Packages

Unlike Flatpak, take note that these packages are not officially supported by the developer.

Repology

You can also check out other third-party packages on Repology.

πŸ™Œ Help translate

You can help Dagger translate into your native language. If you find any typos or think you can improve a translation, you can use the Weblate platform.

β˜• Support me and the project

Dagger is free and will always be for everyone to use. If you like the project and would like to support it, you may buy me a coffee.

πŸ’ Acknowledgment

I would like to express my gratitude to the open-source software projects, libraries, and APIs that were used in developing this app, such as GStreamer, GTK, LibAdwaita, d3-graphviz, etc., for making Dagger possible.

I'd also acknowledge GNOME Text Editor as the session and document architecture is heavily inspired by it.

Finally, I would like to thank the contributors and translators of the project for helping Dagger to grow and improve.