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Expand Up @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ A graph is just `{ nodes, edges }` data, and every operation is a standalone, tr
- **One model for real diagrams.** Directed and undirected edges (even mixed), nested nodes, named ports, and positions and sizes: what node editors, statecharts, and architecture diagrams need, and most graph libraries leave out.
- **Fast.** Fastest in most of our [cross-library benchmarks](./docs/benchmarks.md) against graphology, ngraph, graphlib, and cytoscape. For example, it builds a 100k-node graph 9–15× faster than graphology.
- **Algorithms you can trust.** Shortest paths, centrality, communities, flow, matching, isomorphism, and more. Every query and algorithm is tested against edge cases such as self-loops, parallel edges, and unknown ids, and algorithms are iterative, so deep graphs won't overflow the stack.
- **Works with your tools.** Convert to and from graph formats including Graphviz DOT, Mermaid, GraphML, D2, React Flow, and Cytoscape. Lay out with 8 engines, including ELK, dagre, and Graphviz. Turn XState machines into graphs. Each adapter is an optional subpath import.
- **Works with your tools.** Convert to and from graph and diagram formats including Graphviz DOT, Mermaid, GraphML, D2, React Flow, and Cytoscape. Lay out with 8 engines, including ELK, dagre, and Graphviz. Turn XState machines into graphs. Each adapter is an optional subpath import.
- **Typed end to end.** Generic data types for nodes, edges, ports, and the graph itself.

## Installation
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<!-- Mermaid and D2 native corpus assertions from tests/native/mermaid.test.ts, tests/native/d2.test.ts and fixtures -->

Mermaid fixtures are independently authored from official syntax documentation,
with URLs and oracle versions in `mermaid-profiles.json`. All fourteen scoped
with URLs and oracle versions in `mermaid-profiles.json`. All eight base
diagram dialects validate both native input and emitted output. Database checks
assert selected graph labels, shapes, edge strokes, participant/message/note
order, namespaces/members/multiplicities, ER attributes/cardinalities, state
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