(See the previous blog entry to learn about Travesty in general)
The probably most important addition is preliminary typed diagram/graph support.
You need to add a bit of boilerplate to make it possible, but that just boils down to importing
net.mikolak.travesty.registry._
and using either the .register
or .↓
extension methods on your stages.
For example, this:
import net.mikolak.travesty
import net.mikolak.travesty.OutputFormat
import registry._ //adds special .↓ and .register methods to stages
val graph = Source.single("1").↓.via(Flow[String].map(_.toInt).↓).to(Sink.seq)
//render as image to file, PNG is supported as well
travesty.toFile(graph, OutputFormat.SVG)("/tmp/stream.svg")
Generates a diagram with appropriate element types:
Another major change is the ability to select which Graphviz engine is used.
Specifically, if you have Graphviz installed on the target machine, you can add an application.conf
with:
travesty {
engines = [CommandLine]
}
for a 10x+ speedup!
0.8 also features a fix for the Transform
bug,
and support for Akka 2.5.8, as well as 2.5.9 .
Hop onto the PROJECT PAGE for download and usage instructions!
Happy diagramming!
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