Graph for Scala provides basic graph functionality with the look and feel of Scala Library collections. Graph editing, traversing and much more is available at your fingerprint in a Scala-ish way.
Like the members of scala.collection
, graph instances are in-memory containers
that expose a rich, user-friendly interface.
Just for the records, the first version of Graph for Scala was published in 2011. Backed by the Scala core team, it started in the EPFL Scala incubator space that time.
Some important facts about how Graph for Scala helps to speed up your development are:
Look and see!
The Graph for Scala library consists of the Core module and further optional modules with a separate User Guide each, namely:
Graph for Scala is hosted on Github since 2014. The library is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
Want to take it for a spin? Grab the latest release to get started, then visit the Core User Guide to learn more.
Please post your questions on the user list where you can also browse previous questions.
For error reports and enhancement requests use Github Issues.
To improve this site, check out scala-graph-site.
You are also welcome as a contributor.