Python dot Examples

Example #1

File: Python Profiling.py Project: octaflop/python_profiling

def generate_profile(filename):
    cProfile.run('setup_random_dict()', filename=f'{filename}.profile')
    # Convert the .profile -> .dot
    sh.gprof2dot('-f', 'pstats', '-o', f'{filename}.dot',
                 f'{filename}.profile')
    # Convert the .dot -> png
    sh.dot('-T', 'png', f'{filename}.dot', '-o', f'{filename}.png')

Example #2

File: Python Profiling.py Project: octaflop/python_profiling

def generate_profile(filename):
    cProfile.run('json.dumps(raw)', filename=f'{filename}.profile')
    # Convert the .profile -> .dot
    sh.gprof2dot('-f', 'pstats', '-o', f'{filename}.dot',
                 f'{filename}.profile')
    # Convert the .dot -> png
    sh.dot('-T', 'png', f'{filename}.dot', '-o', f'{filename}.png')

Example #3

File: manage.py Project: samuel-fringeli/flask-backend

def rel(file_format):
    ''' outputs relational diagram into rel.png '''
    try:
        from sh import dot, cp
        desc = sadisplay.describe([
            User,
            Role,
            Reservation,
            Room,
            Timeslot,
            Weekday,
            reservations_users,
            reservations_timeslots
        ])
        with open('schema.dot', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
            f.write(sadisplay.dot(desc))
            
        
        dot("-T"+file_format, "schema.dot", "-o", "app/static/rel."+file_format)
        
        
    except ImportError as e:
        print(str(e))

Example #4

File: generate.py Project: adamcavendish/HomeworkGitShare

import sh
import os
import glob

files=glob.glob("./*");

for i in files:
	if(i.count(".dot") > 0):
		sh.dot("-Tpng", i, _out=i.replace(".dot", ".png"));

sh.kde_open(files[0].replace(".dot", ".png"));

Example #5

File: Python Profiling.py Project: octaflop/python_profiling

# In[7]:

# We can also save to a file and render an image
filename = 'json_loads'
cProfile.run('json.loads(some_json)', filename=f'{filename}.profile')

# In[8]:

import sh
# Convert the .profile -> .dot
sh.gprof2dot('-f', 'pstats', '-o', f'{filename}.dot', f'{filename}.profile')

# In[9]:

# Convert the .dot -> png
sh.dot('-T', 'png', f'{filename}.dot', '-o', f'{filename}.png')

# ![profiled image](./json_loads.png)

# ![profiled image](./json_loads.png)

# ## More Python

# ### We only want to measure what we care about.

# In[10]:

import random
import sh

Example #6

import sh
import os
import glob

files = glob.glob("./*")

for i in files:
    if (i.count(".dot") > 0):
        sh.dot("-Tpng", i, _out=i.replace(".dot", ".png"))

sh.kde_open(files[0].replace(".dot", ".png"))

Example #7

 def draw_to_pdf(self, in_path, out_path):
     """Input a path to a dot file."""
     sh.dot(in_path, '-Tpdf', '-o', out_path)

Example #8

File: ontology.py Project: xapple/seqenv

 def draw_to_pdf(self, in_path, out_path):
     """Input a path to a dot file."""
     sh.dot(in_path, '-Tpdf', '-o', out_path)