v0.5

• Added support for subgraphs and Gantt charts in mermaid diagrams
• Added function graphviz_nodes_edges_df for generating a Graphviz DOT code that defines nodes and edges (and their attributes) from data in two data frames: one for nodes, the other for the edge operations
• Added function graphviz_single_df for generating Graphviz DOT code from a single data frame
• Incorporated the new substitution operators @_{...} or @^{...} in grViz statements for subscripting and superscripting, respectively

v0.4

• Added support for substitution in Graphviz graph specifications

v0.3

• Added support for the Graphviz neato, twopi, and circo engines

v0.2

• Added the viz.js library to enable GraphViz support

v0.1

• Initial release
• Incorporated into the htmlwidgets framework
• Added the mermaid, d3, and dagre JS libraries
• Added basic shiny app

v0.9.1

• Simplified many functions internally

• Added a default print method for graph objects

• Allowed use of bare node or edge attribute names in many functions

• Implemented graph actions as a means to run one or more functions at every graph transformation step; for example, this can be used to automatically update a node attribute such as betweenness whenever modifications to the graph are made (e.g., adding nodes, removing edges, etc.)

• Data frames can be set as node or edge attributes with the set_df_as_node_attr() and set_df_as_edge_attr() functions; the get_attr_dfs() function allows for retrieval of stored data frame data

• Added two new graph-generating functions (add_gnp_graph(), add_pa_graph(), and create_complement_graph())

• Added functions to clone existing nodes and edges (add_n_node_clones() and add_edge_clone())

• Added several count_* functions (count_asymmetric_node_pairs(), count_automorphisms(), etc.)

• Added new functions to obtain graph properties (get_adhesion(), get_girth(), get_reciprocity(), etc.)

• Added several is_* functions for graph and edge properties (e.g., is_edge_loop(), is_graph_dag(), etc.)

• The mutate_node_attrs() and mutate_edge_attrs() functions now have simpler and more powerful interfaces for mutating node and edge attributes

• Graphs can be easily saved to disk (and read from disk) using the save_graph() and open_graph() functions

v0.9.0

• Modified basic structure of node and edge data frames such that ID values are automatically set as integer values
• Just as nodes do, edges now have edge ID values (they can be obtained using get_edge_ids() and they can be used directly in the select_edges_by_edge_id() function)
• When created, a graph object automatically generates a graph ID and graph name (which can be modified using set_graph_name())
• So long as node label values are unique, they may now be used to compose edges using the add_edge() function with use_labels = TRUE
• Quickly and flexibly add color to nodes and edges using the colorize_node_attrs() and colorize_edge_attrs() functions
• Added functions to selectively modify existing node and edge attributes: copy_[node/edge]_attrs(), drop_[node/edge]_attrs(), mutate_[node/edge]_attrs(), recode_[node/edge]_attrs(), rename_[node/edge]_attrs(), and rescale_[node/edge]_attrs().
• New node and edge attributes can now be easily added to a graph via a data frame using the join_node_attrs() and join_edge_attrs() functions
• Several graph generators are available for quickly adding graph primitives to a graph object (add_balanced_tree(), add_cycle(), add_full_graph(), add_path(), add_prism(), and add_star())
• All traversal functions can now migrate numeric node or edge attribute values to the traversed edges (e.g., trav_out_edge(), trav_in_node()) by providing an attribute name to copy_attrs_from; for those traversal functions where nodes or edges may receive multiple values, one can specify an aggregation type in their agg argument (e.g,. trav_in_node(), trav_both_edge())
• Multiple conditions can be specified for all traversal types, plus, they are now much easier to write
• Added the mk_cond() helper function for creating conditions for any of the traversal functions (trav_...()), and, the select_nodes() and select_edges() functions; this helper allows for easier composition of selection/traversal conditions using variables and/or function calls
• With a selection of edges one can now use select_rev_edges_ws() to transform that selection to that of the selected edges' reverse edges (where available); the option is there to add the reverse edges to the edge selection or to simply replace the current selection
• Caching attributes for later use has been made simpler with a collection of cache_...() functions (or, set the cache explicitly using set_cache()); get the graph's cache using the get_cache() function
• Added functions to allow for layout control of nodes (set_node_position(), layout_nodes_w_string(), nudge_node_positions())
• Added functions to convert DiagrammeR graphs to igraph graphs and vice versa (to_igraph(), from_igraph())
• Now you can create a graph from an adjacency matrix (from_adj_matrix())
• Added functions to get community membership with a variety of algorithms: get_cmty_edge_btwns(), get_cmty_fast_greedy(), get_cmty_l_eigenvec(), get_cmty_louvain(), and get_cmty_walktrap().
• Added functions to determine similarity coefficient scores for graph nodes: get_dice_similarity() and get_jaccard_similarity().
• Constraint scores for nodes can now be determined using the get_constraint() function
• Functions for getting information on nodes neighbors have been added: get_nbrs(), get_non_nbrs(), get_similar_nbrs().
• Groups of nodes that are weakly or strongly connected components can be determined using the get_w_connected_cmpts() and get_s_connected_cmpts() functions
• Get articulation points (i.e., nodes that, when removed, disconnect the graph) with the get_articulation_points() function
• Obtain centrality measures for graph nodes using the get_closeness() and get_betweenness() functions
• Get the minimum-spanning tree subgraph from a graph with weighted edges using the get_min_spanning_tree() function
• The edge direction may be reversed for an entire graph (rev_edge_dir()) or for part of a graph using an edge selection (rev_edge_dir_ws())
• Depth-first search and breadth-first search algorithms are available in the do_dfs() and do_bfs() functions
• Degree data for plots can now be easily obtained using the get_degree_distribution() and get_degree_histogram() functions
• Global graph attributes are now more easily modifiable using a set of functions for this purpose: add_global_graph_attrs(), clear_global_graph_attrs(), delete_global_graph_attrs(), get_global_graph_attrs(), set_global_graph_attrs()
• Added option to display different text labels on nodes via the display node attribute; this is easily set with the set_node_attr_to_display() function
• Rewrote many graph functions (e.g. traversals) so that they are faster for very large graphs
• A log of all graph functions that directly modify the graph is now part of the graph object (graph$graph_log)
• Added functionality to automatically generate graph backups at every graph modification; this is in the form of RDS files deposited in a subdirectory (name is based on the graph ID) of the working directory; the option (write_backups, set to FALSE by default) is available in all functions that initialize a graph object (create_graph(), create_random_graph(), from_igraph(), from_adj_matrix())

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v0.8.3

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