May 5, 2009: Github and --mode
It draws a pretty picture of your installed packages.
To try it yourself, get the code and run pacgraph.py, get the code. It will generate an SVG. If Inkscape or imagemagick is installed it will also render a PNG. It might seem a little slow, but it's many times faster than Graphviz.
Right now Arch is the only supported distro, but writing new loaders is pretty easy.
Stuff supported from the command line:
Want to make only an SVG, no PNG? pacgraph --svg
Custom colors? Each of these takes one color, such as
pacgraph -b "#808080" -l "#ffffff"
-b --background
-l --link
-t --top
-d --dep
Font size can be set with pacgraph -p 10 100 where the first number is the smallest point size, and the second is the largest.
Distro is chosen through -m / --mode. Current supported options are arch (which graphs your installed packages) and arch-repo (which graphs every offical package in the repositories). Do not be alarmed if arch-repo takes a few minutes.
For more info, check out the beta's thread or the github page.
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