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feature: new params for graphviz + solves #70 #74

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Example (--graphviz-layout fdp):
Screen Shot 2021-06-09 at 15 27 40

- solve abs path bug Technologicat#70
- new params for graphviz (ranksep; layout)
- tested layout `dot`; `fdp` (square graph)
- updated `.gitignore` (files gen. after `visualize_pyan_architecture.sh`)
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Looks good to me.

@jdb78 : anything to add?

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jdb78 commented Jun 10, 2021

@maciejczyzewski Could you give your consent to relicense your contributions under the MIT and BSD licences here: #68?

And: I think the readme changes for you to pyan3. I think we install pyan. Otherwise all good with me :)

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maciejczyzewski commented Jun 10, 2021

Yeah, sure 😄 (already commented in #68)

I switched to pyan3 in readme since pip install pyan3 did not install the pyancommand on my machine as it should have.

Edit:
Should there be an additional line "pyan = pyan.main:main" here in https://github.com/Technologicat/pyan/blob/master/setup.py#L130

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@Technologicat @jdb78 FWIW I have used this branch successfully on a moderately complex project, and it works as expected.

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