Rust Graph Visualiser

Contents

• Description
• Screenshots
• Installation
  • Precompiled binaries
  • Compile from source
• Possible future additions (no guarantee)
• Acknowledgements

Description

A visualisation program that showcases what a graph is (in the context of CS). It allows the user to create a graph that has at most 100 nodes and to connect those nodes freely with weighted edges. Bidirectional edges are also supported. One can also specify a start and end node and if possible the program tires to find the shortest path between the two.

All the instructions and configurations can be done inside the program, although the configuration isn't persistent.

This program is also available as a web app.

Screenshots

Installation

Precompiled binaries

Precompiled binaries are available for Linux and Windows. Download the latest version from the releases page.

Compile from source

1. Make sure the latest version of Rust is installed on your system.
2. Clone this repository onto your machine: git clone https://github.com/an-Iceberg/rust_graph_visualiser && cd ./rust_graph_visualiser
3. Compile the program with: cargo build --release
4. After it is done compiling the binary can be found at rust_graph_visualiser/target/release/.

Possible future additions (no guarantee)

• Minimum spanning tree

Acknowledgements

• Creator of the cmatrix README for the awesome idea of the rainbow bar.
• Javidx9 (aka. OneLoneCoder) for being an awesome teacher