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It could be nice to render a graph of the VPN nodes and links within the
application's graphical user interface.
Tinc can dump the network graph on demand with tincctl dump graph or
automatically every minute with the GraphDumpFile option. The output is a DOT
file, which can probably be rendered or converted to SVG by some library.
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I'd like to have this feature, but I don't have a lot of experience in Android development. Could you please comment on which kind of help would be useful? GraphViz (dot) is able to convert DOT files to SVG. Would it be acceptable to bundle it with the app?
I couldn't find a pure Java or Kotlin implementation of a dot graph renderer.
So we would indeed probably need to bundle a copy of graphviz.
Its licence should allow that.
We would need to build it from source for all the different target systems
though.
The generated SVG would then need to be displayed in the app with zoom and pan.
This would probably also require a library to do that properly.
It could be nice to render a graph of the VPN nodes and links within the
application's graphical user interface.
Tinc can dump the network graph on demand with
tincctl dump graph
orautomatically every minute with the
GraphDumpFile
option. The output is a DOTfile, which can probably be rendered or converted to SVG by some library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: