dorothy
A Clojure/ClojureScript library for generating Graphviz graphs using a Hiccup-style DSL.
What is dorothy?
Dorothy is a Clojure and ClojureScript library that enables programmatic generation of Graphviz graphs using a Hiccup-style domain-specific language (DSL). It solves the problem of manually writing Graphviz DOT language by providing a concise, data-driven way to define nodes, edges, and attributes, which can then be rendered into visual formats like PNG or SVG.
Clojure and ClojureScript developers who need to generate graph visualizations programmatically, such as those working on data visualization, dependency graphs, or workflow diagrams.
Developers choose Dorothy because it integrates seamlessly with Clojure's functional and data-oriented paradigms, offering a familiar Hiccup-like syntax that reduces complexity and boilerplate compared to writing raw Graphviz DOT language.
Overview
Hiccup-style generation of Graphviz graphs in Clojure
Use Cases
Best For
- Generating dependency graphs for Clojure projects
- Visualizing data structures or workflows in Clojure applications
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