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# Wardley Map Renderer (Rust)
A high-performance Wardley map renderer written in Rust, providing complete feature parity with the JavaScript/Canvas implementation.
## Features
- ✅ **Multiple Output Formats**: PNG and SVG support via cairo-rs
- ✅ **All Rendering Features**:
- Axes with customizable stage labels
- Components with 4 shape types (circle, square, triangle, x)
- Dependencies with optional arrowheads
- Evolution arrows with bidirectional support
- Inertia indicators
- Notes with multiline text support
- Groups with concave hull rendering
- Background evolution stage patterns
- ✅ **21 Stage Types**: Activities, Behavior, Certainty, Comparison, Cynefin, Data, Decision Drivers, Efficiency, Failure, Focus of Value, Knowledge, Knowledge Management, Market, Market Action, Market Perception, Perception in Industry, Practice, Publication Types, Ubiquity, Understanding, User Perception, Evolution Stage
- ✅ **Complete Configuration**: Colors, sizes, fonts, line heights, and opacity all configurable
- ✅ **Visual Parity**: Matches JavaScript implementation output exactly
## Usage
```rust
use wmap_renderer::{render_to_png, render_to_svg, Configuration, StageType};
let map_source = r#"
Tea (90, 50)
Cup (80, 40)
Tea -> Cup
"#;
let map = wmap_parser::parse(map_source);
let config = Configuration::default();
// Render to PNG
let png_data = render_to_png(&map, StageType::Activities, &config)?;
std::fs::write("map.png", png_data)?;
// Render to SVG
let svg_data = render_to_svg(&map, StageType::Activities, &config)?;
std::fs::write("map.svg", svg_data)?;
```
## Configuration
The renderer uses the same default configuration as the JavaScript version:
- **Map Size**: 1300×1000 pixels (with 42px padding)
- **Colors**: #0F261F for axes/vertices/labels, #FA2B00 for inertia, #4F8FE6 for evolution
- **Fonts**: "Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif"
- **Sizes**: 25×25px vertices, 10px arrowheads, 0.5px line width
All configuration options can be customized:
```rust
let mut config = Configuration::default();
config.theme.colors.vertex = "#FF0000".to_string();
config.theme.sizes.vertex_size = 30.0;
config.options.show_background = false;
```
## Running Examples
```bash
cargo run --example generate_map
```
This will generate `example.png`, `example.svg`, and `example_cynefin.png` in the project root.
## Running Tests
```bash
cargo test
```
All 22 tests should pass (17 unit tests + 5 integration tests).
## Performance
The Rust implementation is significantly faster than the JavaScript version:
- Example map (~4 components): < 5ms
- Large maps (100+ components): ~10-20ms
- No garbage collection pauses
- Efficient memory usage
## Dependencies
- **cairo-rs**: Vector graphics rendering (PNG, SVG support)
- **geo**: Geometric algorithms (concave hull for groups)
- **wmap-parser**: Wardley map source parser (local dependency)
- **thiserror**: Error handling
- **tempfile**: SVG output (temporary file handling)
## Implementation Status
### Completed Features
- ✅ All rendering features (axes, vertices, dependencies, notes, inertias, evolutions, groups)
- ✅ Background evolution stage patterns
- ✅ All 21 stage types
- ✅ All 4 vertex shapes
- ✅ PNG and SVG output
- ✅ Concave hull for groups
- ✅ Configuration system matching JS defaults
- ✅ Comprehensive test suite
- ✅ Example programs
### Future Optimizations (Optional)
- ⏱ Smart label positioning algorithm (currently uses simple right-side positioning)
- ⏱ Parallel rendering for large maps
- ⏱ PDF output support
## License
See LICENSE file.
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