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is it possible to have a search feature, menu ?

it would be great to be able to select a specific node and also be able to set the depth of the next hops for each link to be solely displayed

something similar perhaps to http://bgpmap.awmn/?nodeID=3298

This probably goes without saying, but maybe add a note to not use this with the full Internet table. I was curious about performance and did it anyway. :D

Add a better, fully stylized, example. Should resemble how one might have it set up in production on a dashboard site.

File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/aspath_graph-1.3-py2.7.egg/aspath_graph/cli.py", line 132, in parse_yaml content = yaml.load(f) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/yaml/__init__.py", line 109, in load

yaml/pyyaml#265
aspath_safe_load_patch.txt

On my Juniper routers, I have 159 active paths with AS sets in them. I can manually (as manual as sed is) parse them out, but it would be nice if there was native support for them.

greetings,

first of all thank you for such a nice tool

I am trying to graph our BGP here at AWMN (http://bgpmap.ozo.com/)

I am getting duplicate counts for each link

for instance for a full BGP path dump, for node 3298:

11350 3298
13101 3298
14534 3298
17599 3298
19074 3298
20042 3298
20305 3298
3267 3298
3298 11350
3298 11663
3298 13101
3298 14534
3298 17599
3298 19074
3298 1982
3298 20042
3298 20305
3298 22128
3298 3267
3298 57
3298 7736
3298 9632
57 3298
7736 3298
9632 3298

aspath_graph counts 25 links instead of the actual links which is 14

3298 11350
3298 11663
3298 13101
3298 14534
3298 17599
3298 19074
3298 1982
3298 20042
3298 20305
3298 22128
3298 3267
3298 57
3298 7736
3298 9632

is there a way to deal with this issue?