penrose: Create beautiful diagrams just by typing mathematical notation in plain text.

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  • Penrose
    • Penrose.API
    • Penrose.Element
    • Penrose.Env
    • Penrose.Functions
    • Penrose.GenOptProblem
    • Penrose.Optimizer
    • Penrose.Plugins
    • Penrose.Serializer
    • Penrose.Server
    • Penrose.ShadowMain
    • Penrose.Shapes
    • Penrose.Style
    • Penrose.Substance
    • Penrose.SubstanceJSON
    • Penrose.SubstanceTokenizer
    • Penrose.Sugarer
    • Penrose.Tokenizer
    • Penrose.Transforms
    • Penrose.Util

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Versions [RSS] 0.1.0.0, 0.1.0.1, 0.1.0.2, 0.1.1.0, 0.1.1.1 (info)
Change log ChangeLog.md
Dependencies ad, aeson, ansi-terminal, array, base (>=4.12 && <5), bytestring, containers, directory, docopt, extra, hmatrix, hslogger, http-types, megaparsec, mtl, multimap, network, old-time, parser-combinators, penrose, pretty, pretty-show, pretty-terminal, process, random, random-shuffle, scotty, split, text, unordered-containers, uuid, websockets [details]
License MIT
Author team-penrose
Maintainer penrose.team@gmail.com
Home page http://penrose.ink
Source repo head: git clone https://github.com/penrose/penrose.git
Uploaded by wodeni at 2019-07-02T22:46:42Z
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Reverse Dependencies 1 direct, 0 indirect [details]
Executables penrose
Downloads 2442 total (14 in the last 30 days)
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Readme for penrose-0.1.1.1

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Penrose CircleCI

Penrose is an early-stage system that is still in development. Our system is not ready for contributions or public use yet, but hopefully will be soon. Send us an email if you're interested in collaborating.

  • See the site for more information and examples.
  • See the wiki for more system-specific information on building, running, testing, and debugging the system.
  • For even more documentation, see Nimo Ni's README.

Example

Here's a simple Penrose visualization in the domain of set theory.

It's specified by the following Substance and Style programs.

  • tree.sub
    Set A
    Set B
    Set C
    Set D
    Set E
    Set F
    Set G
    Subset B A
    Subset C A 
    Subset D B
    Subset E B
    Subset F C
    Subset G C
    NoIntersect E D
    NoIntersect F G
    NoIntersect B C
    
  • venn.sty
    Set x {
        shape = Circle { }
        constraint contains(x, x.label)
    }
    
    Intersect x y {
        constraint overlapping(x, y)
        constraint outsideOf(y.label, x)
        constraint outsideOf(x.label, y)
    }
    
    NoIntersect x y {
        constraint nonOverlapping(x, y)
    }
    
    Subset x y {
        constraint contains(y, x)
        constraint smallerThan(x, y)
        constraint outsideOf(y.label, x)
    }
    
    NoSubset x y {
        objective repel(x, y)
        constraint outsideOf(x, y)
        constraint outsideOf(y.label, x)
        constraint outsideOf(x.label, y)
        constraint nonOverlapping(x, y)
    }
    

Here's how the optimization looks live in the UI.