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@code-dependency/cli

v0.5.0

Published

It is a command line tool for using code-dependency library.

Downloads

23

Readme

@code-dependency/cli

Quick Start

code-dependency --source ./src

Option

-s --source** (required)

Source directory path

code-dependency --source ./src
code-dependency --source /home/app/src

-p --port

Server port number (default 3000).

code-dependency --source ./src --p 4000
code-dependency --source ./src --port 4000

--ts-config

tsconfig.json path. see

code-dependency --source ./src --ts-config ./tsconfig.json

--webpack-config

webpack.config.js path. (JavaScript only) see

code-dependency --source ./src --webpack-config webpack.config.js
code-dependency --source ./src --webpack-config your.config.js

--exclude

cruise ignore pattern (default: "node_modules"). see

code-dependency --source ./src --exclude node_modules

--export-static

generate static site.

code-dependency --source ./src --exclude node_modules --export-static ./docs

--public-path

code-dependency --source ./src --exclude node_modules --export-static ./docs --public-path /docs

# If export GitHub Pages
code-dependency --source ./src --exclude node_modules --export-static ./docs --public-path https://himenon.github.io/code-dependency/

Directory Structure

./docs/
├── assets            // provide from @code-dependency/view
│   ├── scripts
│   └── stylesheets
└── project
    └── src           // `--source` target : Browser entrypoint -> /project/src/index.html

--engine

Use native graphviz engine. (https://www.graphviz.org/)

Option: dot (recommended)

code-dependency --source ./src --exclude node_modules --export-static ./docs --public-path /docs --engine dot

--dry-run (experimental)

if failed generate static file and retry generate static file only unfinished path.

code-dependency --source ./src --exclude node_modules --export-static ./docs --dry-run

License

@code-dependency/cli is MIT licensed.