Graph data structure in ruby [closed] - ruby-on-rails

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How would you represent a graph (undirected) in ruby. Some example might help. Or is There any class or something to make it easier?
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Similar: Tree and graph data structures in ruby
But its years old.
So my question is
Is there any gem or library for representing graphs. I need to implement a undirected graph for busstops to find a shortest distance.
I have looked at GRATR and Graphy. But they are no longer maintained and possibly outdated. (I'm not sure).
If possible something which will support on ruby 2.0.0
Or should i write my own classes for the graph repsentation and if so i think i would need an adjanceny list. How to implement that aswell.
Thanks in advance

RubyTree is a general purpose tree data structure for Ruby. We've found it to be quite useful across many contexts.

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