randgraph

randgraph is a lightweight python module for generating random graphs, and rendering them with the networkx library.

Install with: pip install randgraph

To build from source:

python .\setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

How to use it

from randgraph import draw_graph, generate_graph

# Generates an undirected graph
graph = generate_graph(max_vertices=5, max_weight=15, max_out_degree=2)

# Renders out the graph
draw_graph(graph, k=5)

By default, graphs returned from generate_graph() are undirected. To create a directed graph, you can pass directed=True to generate_graph()

Drawing and rendering a directed graph

from randgraph import draw_graph, generate_graph

# Generates a directed graph
graph = generate_graph(max_vertices=5, directed=True)

# Renders out the graph
draw_graph(graph, k=5, directed=True)

Important:

By default, draw_graph() assumes the graph you are passing is undirected, if it is not an undirected graph, you should pass directed=True to draw_graph(), the same way you do with the generate_graph() function.

Easy access to underlying graph representation:

from randgraph import generate_graph
# generate_graph returns an object containing an edge list representation, and an adjacency list representation
graph = generate_graph(max_vertices=5, min_weight=-5, max_weight=5)

# access the underlying graph representations
edge_list = graph.edge_list
adjacency_list = graph.adjacency_list