A vscode extension that provides language support and live preview for the Graphviz format.
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Visual Studio for Mac comes with a solid selection of snippets by default. To view the default snippets, open Visual Studio for Mac, go to the Visual Studio menu, and choose Preferences, as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2: Access the Preferences Menu via the Visual Studio.
- Select inner exceptions in this view via keyboard up/down arrows or with the mouse or trackpad. By default, this is set to what the Debug project code only option in debugger settings is set to. Selecting this box will enable all non-user code to collapse into one line in the stacktrace.
- I’m all about using Visual Studio Code for Node.js development. It is a lightweight code editor and runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. I enjoy it so much that I also use it for Node.js projects on the Raspberry Pi. To accomplish this, I create a Windows file share on the RasPi as described in my Beginner’s Guide to Installing Node.js on the Raspberry Pi and map a drive on my Windows.
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The preview uses the Viz.js library.
The extension can be activated in two ways
Features
Snippets
Try typing one of the following prefixes to see available snippets: graph, >, var, dir, prop, path or rank and efficiently create graphs, variables, properties, paths or ranks.
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Graph preview
- Toggle Preview -
ctrl+shift+v(Mac:cmd+shift+v) - Open Preview to the Side -
ctrl+k v(Mac:cmd+k shift+v)
ctrl+f is supported to search for nodes/edges in large graphs, but it is best first to reset the scale to [1:1].
Scaling the graph preview
The live preview of the graph can now be:
- scaled up [▲],
- scaled down [▼],
- reset to 1:1 (one-to-one) scale,
- scaled to fit the width of the pane [↔] or
- scaled to fit the height of the pane [↕].
This greatly facilitates viewing large graphs.
To facilitate working on graph files in the editor, or visualizing files that are created by programs (i.e. search algorithms), the preview can be auto-scaled:
Double clicking on the fit-to-width [↔] or fit-to-height [↕] buttons toggles the given mode on, so when the graph source changes, the preview scales automatically to remain visible.
The zoom level value may be now set to a specific value, or gradually changed by the up/down keys on the keyboard.
Exporting to a .svg file
Click the [↓] button and select the location of the .svg file. The file may be open in any web browser, or attached to an email etc...
Opening preview in a browser
It is also possible to open the file in the default browser by clicking on [⇱]. This creates a temp file and asks the operating system to open it in a default browser or another capable application.
Known issues:
- When VS Code window is re-sized, the auto-scaling does not kick-in as there is no VS Code event that we can listen to. Workaround: click the button again (the toggle state does not change).
- After the zoom percentage is set manually, the zoom value does no longer update when pressing other toolbar buttons. However, the display continues scaling as expected.
For other extension developers
Other extensions may invoke the preview pane programmatically by writing a valid .dot file to the disk and then executing this command:
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How to install
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter:
ext install joaompinto.vscode-graphviz
How to build and install from source (Linux)
On Windows, just omit the sudo instruction.
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Credits
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- The preview uses https://github.com/mdaines/viz.js/ .
- The syntax highlight/snippets support is based on https://github.com/Stephanvs/vscode-graphviz .