Python Library / Module for (simple) Indirect Charts

Question

I searched the Internet for the last hour trying to find a python library that will help me create and draw simple undirected graphs. NetworkX (http://networkx.lanl.gov/index.html) seems to be the most popular, but unfortunately it does not support drawing for Python 3.

Any suggestions? I don’t need anything super powerful or complex, simple (even non-oriented) creating and drawing a graph (and possibly export as png, jpeg, etc.). You know, just a few knots and ribs.

Answer 1

NetworkX mentions several ways to draw graphs using Graphviz .

Answer 2

Have you looked at the python-graph library ? This is a library, and you can use it to draw graphs, as you may find it useful. Simple unauthorized schedules are very affordable. I see that they mention Python3.1 support . It uses Graphviz to export to png. (I can not find out his support for py3k)

Answer 3

Google Chart has (ugly) Graphviz support these days, maybe this might work?

GChartWrapper is a good API that runs on Python 3, so check this out. Otherwise, you can just call with urllib ...

http://pypi.python.org/pypi/GChartWrapper/