This is a project that I use to test out various graphing capabilities in Clojure, covering both senses of the word “graph” – as in charting and nodes.

It is designed to graph PNG or SVG files within a GUI using tools like Ubergraph, Meander, and Dotviz. The project is organized with some files in the root directory and others within subdirectories, reflecting different aspects of the project’s functionality.

• graph.clj: Intended to become a CLI utility to load up the project and execute graphing tasks. This file will eventually serve as the entry point for command-line operations.
• graph_no_classpath.clj: Contains most of the main logic for the project. This file is where the core functionality resides, handling the selection and processing of files for graphing.
• meander_transforms.clj: Handles transformations using the Meander library. These transformations likely pertain to manipulating data structures or graphs before visualization.
• notebooks.clj: A file related to running or managing Clojure notebooks. It may be used to test or demonstrate functionalities interactively.
• old_graph.clj: An older version of the graphing logic, kept for reference or potential reuse. This file might contain deprecated methods or previous approaches to graphing.
• util.clj: Utility functions that support various operations within the project. These functions are likely used across different files and modules.

• dynamic_gui.clj: Contains code for generating dynamic user interfaces. This file might be responsible for creating interactive elements in the GUI.
• events.clj: Manages event handling within the GUI. This file is likely responsible for responding to user interactions, such as clicks or keyboard inputs.
• main.clj: The main entry point for the GUI. This file initializes and runs the graphical user interface, coordinating the various components.
• subs.clj: Handles subscriptions or reactive data flow within the GUI. This file might be used for managing state and ensuring the GUI updates correctly when the underlying data changes.

• humble_ui: Placeholder for integrating Humble UI, though it seems empty or not yet developed. This folder suggests an intention to experiment with or migrate to Humble UI in the future.

• main.clj: Contains experimental code for rendering graphs using Membrane. This file might be part of an exploration into alternative ways of visualizing data within the project.

• main.clj: Manages or runs notebook-related functionalities. This file could be used to demonstrate project features or run experiments in an interactive notebook environment.

• learning.clj: Contains tutorial or learning materials related to Quil, a Clojure library for creative coding. This file might involve experiments with GPU-based graph rendering.

• tutorial.clj: Experimental code for live rendering using GPU visualization of graphs. This file is currently focused on tutorial content, exploring different visualization techniques.

Download from GitHub repository.

Graph your Clojure dependencies.

Still a work in progress.

  $ clj -M:run-m
Usage:   -r, --regex REGEX       clojure.core/.*|:clj-kondo/unknown-namespace/.*  Regex pattern to exclude
  -n, --node-remove NODE  nil                                              Node to remove from the graph

$ clj -M -m aeonik.gui.main
# Gui should run

$ clojure -T:build test

$ clojure -T:build ci

This will produce an updated pom.xml file with synchronized dependencies inside the META-INF directory inside target/classes and the uberjar in target. You can update the version (and SCM tag) information in the generated pom.xml by updating build.clj.

If you don’t want the pom.xml file in your project, you can remove it. The ci task will still generate a minimal pom.xml as part of the uber task, unless you remove version from build.clj.

$ java -jar target/net.clojars.aeonik/aeonik-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

FIXME: Listing of options this app accepts.

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