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Graphviz DOT Graph
A Graphviz DOT directed graph describing a fulfilment pipeline — for testing DOT parsing, Graphviz rendering, and DOT-to-SVG/PNG conversion.
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digraph Fulfilment {
rankdir=LR;
node [shape=box, style=rounded, fontname="Arial"];
Order -> Pick;
Pick -> Pack;
Pack -> Ship;
Ship -> Delivered;
Order -> Invoice [style=dashed];
}
Specifications
- Format
- Graphviz DOT
- Type
- digraph
- Rankdir
- LR
What is a .dot file?
A DOT file is a Graphviz graph described in the DOT language — nodes, edges, and attributes as plain text — which Graphviz lays out and renders to an image. It is a standard way to define directed and undirected graphs as code.
How to use this file
Use an example DOT file to test Graphviz rendering, DOT parsing, and DOT-to-SVG/PNG conversion.
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