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ffdeptree

v0.0.5

Published

Fast import graph visualizer for Typescript or Javscript projects

Downloads

15

Readme

ffdeptree

version downloads MIT License PRs Welcome

Visualize the structure of file imports in typescript or javascript projects with one command.

Demo of using ffdeptree in watch mode

How to Use

Run this command inside your codebase:

npx ffdeptree --filename src/index.ts --directory src/
  • --filename is the path to the file whose import graph will be visualized.
  • --directory is where the source code lives.

How It Works

The package uses node-dependency-tree to parse the files and create the graph, and flowchart-fun to make the visualization.

In watch mode, it uses express and socket.io open the group and dynamically update the page.

This package was inspired by madge

Options

All arguments excluding the ones listed below are parsed and passed to node-dependency-tree. You can view the arguments for that here.

| Argument | Value | Description | | -------------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------- | | --watch | 0 or 1 (default 0) | Whether to watch files and sync changes in browser | | --port | (default 3040) | Which port to use in watch mode | | --fullscreen | 0 or 1 (default 1) | Whether to show visualization using full browser window |

Contributions

Contributions of any kind welcome!

License

MIT