JarCastingsiddhi-execution-graph
The siddhi-execution-graph extension is an extension to Siddhi that provides graph related functionality to Siddhi such as getting size of largest connected component of a graph, maximum clique size of a graph, etc.
Find some useful links below:
Latest API Docs
Latest API Docs is 2.0.0.
How to use
Using the extension in WSO2 Stream Processor
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You can use this extension in the latest WSO2 Stream Processor that is a part of WSO2 Analytics offering, with editor, debugger and simulation support.
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This extension is shipped by default with WSO2 Stream Processor, if you wish to use an alternative version of this extension you can replace the component jar that can be found in the
<STREAM_PROCESSOR_HOME>/libdirectory.
Using the extension as a java library
- This extension can be added as a maven dependency along with other Siddhi dependencies to your project.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.wso2.extension.siddhi.execution.graph</groupId>
<artifactId>siddhi-execution-graph</artifactId>
<version>x.x.x</version>
</dependency>
Jenkins Build Status
| Branch | Build Status |
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| master |
Features
- maximumClique (Stream Processor)
This extension returns the size of the maximum clique of a graph.
- sizeOfLargestConnectedComponent (Stream Processor)
This extension returns the size of the largest connected component of a graph.
How to Contribute
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Please report issues at GitHub Issue Tracker.
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Send your contributions as pull requests to master branch.
Contact us
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Post your questions with the "Siddhi" tag in Stackoverflow.
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Siddhi developers can be contacted via the mailing lists:
Developers List : dev@wso2.org
Architecture List : architecture@wso2.org
Support
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We are committed to ensuring support for this extension in production. Our unique approach ensures that all support leverages our open development methodology and is provided by the very same engineers who build the technology.
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For more details and to take advantage of this unique opportunity contact us via http://wso2.com/support/.
