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I have a JSON/Python nested list which represents a tree, each item being a node, if the node is a list, it is a subtree.
Any easy way to create some pleasing graphics out of that?
[[1, [[4, [[7], [8], [9]]], [5, [[7], [8], [9]]], [6, [[7], [8], [9]]]]], [2, [[4, [[7], [8], [9]]], [5, [[7], [8], [9]]], [6, [[7], [8], [9]]]]], [3, [[4, [[7], [8], [9]]], [5, [[7], [8], [9]]], [6, [[7], [8], [9]]]]]]
This is a neater layout of the JSON itself, which does not help me too much.
You could look into GraphViz for making basic graph images using its simple dot notation. Then in python you could make a really simple recursive function that generates the dot file and builds the graph.