cyclic-dependency-graph
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A state machine that handles building a cyclic directed graph from the dependencies in a codebase
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cyclic-dependency-graph
A state machine that handles building a cyclic directed graph from the dependencies in a codebase.
Install
npm install --save cyclic-dependency-graph
Example
import {createGraph} from 'cyclic-dependency-graph';
// The files that we want to build the graph from
const entryPoint1 = '/path/to/file_1';
const entryPoint2 = '/path/to/file_2';
const graph = createGraph({
getDependencies(node) {
console.log(`Dependencies requested for ${node}`);
// Get the dependencies for the node ...
if (someErr) {
return Promise.reject(someErr);
}
return Promise.resolve(['/path/to/dependency', '...']);
}
});
// Inform the graph that it should treat our files as entry points
graph.setNodeAsEntry(entryPoint1);
graph.setNodeAsEntry(entryPoint2);
graph.events.on('error', ({error, node}) => {
console.error(
`Error when tracing ${node}: ${error}`
);
});
graph.events.on('traced', ({node}) => {
console.log(`Traced: ${node}`);
});
graph.events.on('completed', ({diff, errors}) => {
if (errors.length) {
return console.error('Errors during tracing!');
}
console.log('Graph state: ' + graph.getState());
});
// Start the process of building the graph
graph.traceFromNode(entryPoint1);
graph.traceFromNode(entryPoint2);
Data structures
Graph state
Stored as a flat Map
structure (using the Map implementation from immutable
).
A map structure was used primarily for simplicity and the low costs associated with node lookup and traversal.
Node
{
name: '...',
dependencies: Set(),
dependents: Set()
isEntryNode: Bool()
}
Diff
{
from: Map(),
to: Map()
}
Events
started
{
state: Map()
}
completed
{
errors: [
Error(),
// ...
],
diff: Diff()
}
traced
{
node: '...',
diff: Diff()
}
error
{
node: '...',
error: Error(),
diff: Diff()
}