Outputs

en take as its input one or more graph files containing your node definitions. It then processes your graph, looks for connections and configuration values and produces one or more outputs depending on your settings:

• A browsable, live-served website (such as this one)
• A TOML representation of the graph that can be used as a basis to generate other, adapted graphs
• A JSON representation of the graph that can be further analyzed and interpreted with third-party tools

The output formats are not simply a translation of the input, but enrich them. Among other things, they translate en's markup syntax into HTML, add metrics about how nodes are connected and flag which missing nodes are most sought after by dangling connections.