Graaf
A lightweight, header-only C++20 graph library designed as a simpler alternative to the Boost Graph Library.
What is Graaf?
Graaf is a lightweight, header-only graph library implemented in C++20. It provides essential graph data structures and algorithms, serving as a simpler alternative to the Boost Graph Library. The library enables developers to easily create, manipulate, and analyze graphs for applications like route planning, network analysis, and data mining.
C++ developers working on projects that require graph modeling and algorithms, such as network analysis, route planning, or data mining applications. It is particularly suitable for those seeking a lightweight, easy-to-integrate alternative to heavier graph libraries.
Developers choose Graaf for its simplicity, header-only design, and modern C++20 implementation. It offers a straightforward API, supports user-defined vertex and edge types, and includes a comprehensive set of graph algorithms, making it an accessible and extensible choice for graph-related tasks.
Overview
A general-purpose lightweight C++ graph library
Use Cases
Best For
- Implementing graph algorithms like shortest path or minimum spanning tree in C++
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