mankyKitty / graph-dsl

Graph-DSL

A set of functions for creating and navigating a network graph of transcriptional regulation using the zipper pattern.

This library is intended to follow functional principles as much as possible, such as avoiding mutable values and side effects, and allowing currying and piping.

Building and running

Run the following commands in the repository's root folder:

dotnet build
dotnet run

When the Suave server is started, you can use a tool to send requests to the server, such as curl (see the examples below) or Postman.

You can also open the NetworkVis.html file in a browser for a visual example of exploring a graph. This page uses vis-network.

Example curl commands

For a full list of possible commands, see the "Server commands" section in the wiki.

Viewing the current cursor

Linux:

$ curl -X GET -vvv http://localhost:8080/getLocation

Windows:

curl -X GET -vvv http://localhost:8080/getLocation

Viewing the destinations from the current cursor

Linux:

$ curl -X GET -vvv http://localhost:8080/getDestinations

Windows:

curl -X GET -vvv http://localhost:8080/getDestinations

Moving to a new vertex

Linux (example):

$ curl -X POST -vvv --data '{"moveOp":"ToVertex","moveInputs":{"Tag":"one","Value":1}}' http://localhost:8080/move

Windows (example):

curl -X POST -vvv --data {\"moveOp\":\"ToVertex\",\"moveInputs\":{\"Tag\":\"one\",\"Value\":1}} http://localhost:8080/move

Moving backwards in history

Linux:

$ curl -X POST -vvv --data '{"moveOp":"Back","moveInputs":[]}' http://localhost:8080/move

Windows:

curl -X POST -vvv --data {\"moveOp\":\"Back\",\"moveInputs\":[]} http://localhost:8080/move

Moving forwards in history

Linux:

$ curl -X POST -vvv --data '{"moveOp":"Forward","moveInputs":[]}' http://localhost:8080/move

Windows:

curl -X POST -vvv --data {\"moveOp\":\"Forward\",\"moveInputs\":[]} http://localhost:8080/move