graphsearch is a simple graph library for the rust programming language.
graphsearch can be used for basic representation and manipulation of
graph structures. At the
moment featureset is quite limited.
Here's a short basic example of using this library as an external crate:
rust
extern crate graphsearch;
use graphsearch::Graph;
use graphsearch::Node;
use graphsearch::Vertex;
fn main() {
let rawgraph = vec![Node{content: "Helsinki",
adjecent: vec![Vertex{cost: 20, node: 1},
Vertex{cost: 50, node: 2}]},
Node{content: "Turku",
adjecent: vec![Vertex{cost: 30, node:2}]},
Node{content: "Tampere",
adjecent: Vec::new()}];
let start: usize = 0;
let target: usize = 2;
let g = Graph::new(testgraph);
let res = g.search(start, target); // uses dijkstras algorithm
match res {
None => {
println!("Search returned None");
}
Some(result) => {
println!("Search returned a path: {:?}", result);
println!("The returned path cost: {}", g.cost_of_path(&result));
}
}
}
This project is licensed under the MIT license, a copy of which can be found in the LICENCE file.