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Graphviz diagram layouts
- Sireesha Dugginapeddi [Appfire] (Inactive) (Deactivated)
Graphviz Diagrams for Jira supports various Graphviz layouts. This page describes these layouts and provides some example outputs. The layouts in the table listed in this page use the following sample DOT code:
graph {
a -- b;
b -- c;
a -- c;
d -- c;
e -- c;
e -- a;
}
| Layout | Description | Sample output |
|---|---|---|
| dot | Hierarchical or layered drawings for directed graphs |
|
neato | Spring model layouts for undirected graphs |
|
| twopi | Radial layouts for graphs |
|
| circo | Circular layouts for graphs |
|
| fdp | Spring model layouts for undirected graphs |
|
Additional links
- For more examples, refer to How to use Graphviz diagrams
- For more information on how to use DOT syntax, refer to Graphviz resources.
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