Export and reuse your graph

Build a graph first, then export the same saved relationships into the format you need.

Command	Output
`graphify export html`	Interactive graph visualization.
`graphify export callflow-html`	Architecture and call-flow HTML.
`graphify export wiki`	Markdown wiki organized around graph communities.
`graphify export obsidian`	Obsidian-compatible notes and links.
`graphify export svg`	Static SVG graph; requires the `svg` extra.
`graphify export graphml`	GraphML for tools such as Gephi or yEd.
`graphify export neo4j`	Cypher for Neo4j.
`graphify export falkordb`	Cypher for FalkorDB.

Generate a call-flow view

graphify export callflow-html --max-sections 8
graphify export callflow-html --output docs/architecture.html

The exporter reads the graph and associated report/labels. Explicit output paths make it easier to include the result in an internal documentation workflow.

Export another graph

graphify export graphml --graph ./shared/graph.json

Write to an existing Obsidian vault

graphify export obsidian --dir /absolute/path/to/vault

Review generated content before syncing it to a shared vault. The exporter is designed to preserve your own notes and .obsidian configuration.

Push to a graph database

Neo4j and FalkorDB exports support optional push connections. Install the matching extra, use the appropriate connection URL, and supply passwords through NEO4J_PASSWORD or FALKORDB_PASSWORD rather than putting secrets on the command line.

Run every export on a real repository

These examples come from a code-only graph of the open-source httpx repository, built with Graphify Local 0.9.97. Your counts will differ.

$ graphify export html
graph.html written - open in any browser, no server needed
$ graphify export wiki
Wiki: 199 articles written to graphify-out/wiki/
  graphify-out/wiki/index.md  ->  agent entry point
$ graphify export obsidian
Obsidian vault: 2530 notes in graphify-out/obsidian/
Canvas: graphify-out/obsidian/graph.canvas
$ graphify export graphml
graph.graphml written - open in Gephi, yEd, or any GraphML tool
$ graphify export neo4j
cypher.txt written - import with: cypher-shell < graphify-out/cypher.txt
$ graphify export callflow-html
Call-flow HTML written: graphify-out/httpx-callflow.html
  Sections: 17  |  Mermaid diagrams: 16  |  Call tables: 15
$ graphify tree
wrote graphify-out/GRAPH_TREE.html (157.3 KB)

Outputs

Command	Writes	Needs
`export html`	`graph.html`	Nothing extra. `--node-limit` defaults to 5000.
`export callflow-html`	`<name>-callflow.html`	Nothing extra.
`export wiki`	`wiki/` with `index.md`	Nothing extra.
`export obsidian`	`obsidian/` vault and `graph.canvas`	Nothing extra.
`export svg`	`graph.svg`	The `svg` extra.
`export graphml`	`graph.graphml`	Nothing extra.
`export neo4j` / `falkordb`	`cypher.txt`, or a push with `--push URI`	The `neo4j` / `falkordb` extra to push.
`tree`	`GRAPH_TREE.html`	Nothing extra.

To push to a database, set NEO4J_PASSWORD or FALKORDB_PASSWORD instead of passing --password, so the secret stays out of your shell history.

Troubleshooting

ImportError: matplotlib not installed. Run: pip install matplotlib. SVG export needs the svg extra:

pip install "graphifyy[svg]"

warning: graphify-out/.graphify_analysis.json is stale (1883 node(s) recorded vs 2341 in graph.json). The graph changed after the last clustering. The export still runs, rebuilding communities from graph.json. To refresh community data, run:

graphify cluster-only .

Flags

Command	Flags
`export html`	`--graph PATH`, `--labels PATH`, `--node-limit N` (default 5000), `--no-viz`
`export callflow-html`	`--graph PATH`, `--labels PATH`, `--report PATH`, `--sections PATH`, `--output HTML`, `--lang auto\|zh-CN\|en`, `--max-sections N`, `--diagram-scale N`
`export obsidian`	`--graph PATH`, `--labels PATH`, `--dir PATH`
`export wiki` / `svg`	`--graph PATH`, `--labels PATH`
`export graphml`	`--graph PATH`
`export neo4j` / `falkordb`	`--graph PATH`, `--push URI`, `--user U`, `--password P`
`tree`	`--graph PATH`, `--output HTML`, `--root PATH`, `--max-children N` (default 200), `--top-k-edges N` (default 0, off), `--label NAME`

FAQ

Do exports call an LLM? No. They read graph.json and the label files. Which export should an agent read? wiki/index.md is marked as the agent entry point.

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Export and reuse your graph

Generate a call-flow view

Export another graph

Write to an existing Obsidian vault

Push to a graph database

Run every export on a real repository

Outputs

Troubleshooting

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Next steps

Try it in Graphify

Share context with your team

Graph files and outputs

​Generate a call-flow view

​Export another graph

​Write to an existing Obsidian vault

​Push to a graph database

​Run every export on a real repository

​Outputs

​Troubleshooting

​Flags

​FAQ

​Next steps

Try it in Graphify

Share context with your team

Graph files and outputs

Generate a call-flow view

Export another graph

Write to an existing Obsidian vault

Push to a graph database

Run every export on a real repository

Outputs

Troubleshooting

Flags

FAQ

Next steps