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# Typed Interface for the Generic Graph Library
This module provides a typed interface to the [generic graph
library](https://docs.racket-lang.org/graph/index.html).
This library provides an incomplete typed interface to the [generic
graph library](https://docs.racket-lang.org/graph/index.html).
This module is currently **work in progress** and multiple planned
features may still be missing.
As the name says it, the graph library relies on Racket generics quite
a bit, which are not supported by Typed Racket as of 2021-10-10.
Furthermore, the graph library defines a number of cool and elegant
macros, which I haven't figured out how to get working with Typed
Racket yet.
For more details, refer to the Scribble documentation of the package.
Free to submit patches to me by E-mail. I will try my best to review
and apply them within a reasonable time frame.

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@defmodule[typed/graph]
This module provides a typed interface to the
This library provides an incomplete typed interface to the
@hyperlink["https://docs.racket-lang.org/graph/index.html"]{generic graph
library}.
This module is currently @bold{work in progress} and multiple planned features
may still be missing.
Here is a list of features present in the untyped library, but @emph{absent
from the typed interface}:
@itemlist[@item{the generic interface,}]
@itemlist[@item{vertex and edge properties.}]
@bold{TODO:} List the functions which the library currently exports.
As the name says it, the graph library relies on Racket generics quite
a bit, which are not supported by Typed Racket as of 2021-10-10.
Furthermore, the graph library defines a number of cool and elegant
macros, which I haven't figured out how to get working with Typed
Racket yet.
@section{Bug reporting}