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#1824 in Development tools
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RFC Graph
How the rfc are referencing each other ?
let (rfcs_linked, status) = rfc_graph::RfcGraph::get(5322, 3).await;
println!("{rfcs:?} {status:?}");
$> cargo run -- -h
rfc-graph 0.1.1
USAGE:
rfc-graph [OPTIONS] --root <ROOT>
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Print help information
--recursion-max <RECURSION_MAX> Number of recursive iteration max [default: 2]
--root <ROOT> Number of the first rfc page in the graph (root)
-V, --version Print version information
Output generated:
cache.json
: aHashMap<i32, Vec<i32>>
with key is the rfc source and values are the rfc referencedinput.dot
: a representation of the graph generated following the dot format by graphvizoutput.svg
: a svg version of the dot graph
$> cargo run -- --root 5322 --recursion-max 1
$> cargo run -- --root 5322 --recursion-max 2
The referencing in the rfcs are exponential, so you might not want to run with --recursion-max 4
Color
Status | Color |
---|---|
Unknown | ⬜ |
Draft | 🟥 |
Informational | 🟧 |
Experimental | 🟨 |
Best Common Practice | 🟪 |
Proposed Standard | 🟦 |
Draft Standard (old designation) | :cyan: |
Internet Standard | 🟩 |
Historic | ⬛ |
Obsolete | 🟫 |
Leaf node status is unknown as the web scraping is not done for them
Next Features
I would like to add the following features :
- display the title of the rfc
- improve the graph view (for huge graph readability)
- render the status of the leaf node
Dependencies
~11–24MB
~377K SLoC