# Binary Tree Graph (btree_graph)
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This library is a minimal implementation of a graph
(abstract data structure) by way of two binary tree maps
(`BTreeMap`). This implementation is often referred to as
an adjacency list.
The primary goals of this implementation are to be
minimal and idiomatic to the Rust language. The `alloc`
crate is the only dependency when compiled with default
features and is not optional. As one might assume, `alloc`
is required for reason the implementation relies on `BTreeMap`
(and the `BTreeSet` wrapper).
Secondary concerns include serialization,
deserialization, and encoding. For these the `serde`,
`serde_json`, `serde_yaml`, and `serde_cbor` crates
are included and available under the feature flags:
`serde`, `serde_json`, `serde_yaml`, and `serde_cbor`.
Please see the encoding module's [API](./src/encoding/api.rs)
for the available optional trait definitions. *Note: using
`serde_json`, `serde_yaml`, or `serde_cbor` features will
require inclusion of the `serde` feature, else the library
will not compile.*
## Example
```rust
use crate::BTreeGraph;
fn main() {
let mut graph: BTreeGraph<String, String> = BTreeGraph::new();
// Add nodes.
graph.add_vertex(String::from("Tarzan"));
graph.add_vertex(String::from("Jane"));
// Add a relationship.
graph.add_edge(String::from("Tarzan"), String::from("Jane"), String::from("Loves"));
// Assert relationship now exists.
assert!(graph.adjacdent(String::from("Tarzan"), String::from("Jane")));
}
```
## Usage
Add the following to your `Cargo.toml` file:
```toml
[dependencies]
btree_graph = "0.1.3"
```
## API
Please see the [API](src/api.rs) for a full list of
available methods.
## License
This work is dually licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0.