julia> using Laplacians
julia> :IJV in names(Laplacians)
false
julia> :IJV in names(Laplacians, all=true)
true
julia> Laplacians.IJV
Laplacians.IJV
help?> Laplacians.IJV
ijv = IJV(A::SparseMatrixCSC)
Convert a sparse matrix to an IJV.
You can use it like Laplacians.IJV(A). This is because IJV is not exported by Laplacians
edit: I had a look at the docs, and this is intended. IJV is listed under “unexported (private) functions” in the API reference here