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get-dependency-tree

v4.0.1

Published

get dependency tree of one file

Downloads

14

Readme

Introduction

get-dependency-tree will help you get entry file's dependency tree/arr.

Usage

You can run npm run test or write code in your project yourself like this:

npm i get-dependency-tree
const { tree, arr } = require('get-dependency-tree')({
    entry: require('path').join(__dirname, 'index.vue'),
});

console.log(JSON.stringify(tree, null, '\t'));
console.log(arr);

logs:

{
    "xxx/index.vue": {
        "xxx/vue-dep.js": {},
        "xxx/import.css": {
            "xxx/test.css": {
                "xxx/import.css": {}
            }
        }
    }
}


[ 
    'xxx/vue-dep.js',
    'xxx/import.css',
    'xxx/test.css' 
]

Params

require('get-dependency-tree')({
    // ...
});
  • entry: String | Required

    • default: ''

    • description

      It should be an absolute path

      entry file with extentions below is supported by default: .js / .vue / .css / .less / .sass / .scss.

  • searchRoot: String | Not Required

    • default: current entry folder path

    • description

      It should be an absolute path.

      It's the final root folder when finding dependencies.

  • setFileCompiler: Object | Not Required

    • default

      The file with extentions as left key is compiled by compilers as right value.

      5 compilers are supported for now: js / vue / less / sass / css.

      compilers as below:

      • js compiler will be used through babel plugins and babel presets

      • vue compiler will be used through vue-template-compiler and babel

        Attention: You need install "vue-template-compiler"

      • less/sass/css compiler will be used through inside tool

      default compilers used by files with extname as below:

      {
          '.js': 'js', // file with extname `.js` will be compiled by compiler `js`
          '.vue': 'vue', // file with extname `.vue` will be compiled by compiler `vue`
          '.less': 'less', // file with extname `.less` will be compiled by compiler `less`
          '.scss': 'sass', // file with extname `.scss` will be compiled by compiler `sass`
          '.sass': 'sass', // file with extname `.sass` will be compiled by compiler `sass`
          '.css': 'css', // file with extname `.css` will be compiled by compiler `css`
      }
    • description

      You can set which compiler(js / vue / less / sass / css) should compile the file with a extention.

      For example:

      When you set setFileCompiler as { '.we': 'vue' }, get-dependency-tree will compile file with .we extention by compiler vue.

  • autoCompleteExtentions: Array | Not Required

    • default: ['.js', '.vue', '.less', '.scss', '.sass', '.css']

    • description

      It's like webpack project: require('a') --> require('a.js').

  • babelConfig: Object | Not Required

    • default

      The default config is as below:

      babelConfig: {
          plugins: [],
          presets: []
      }
    • description

      When you config babelConfig.plugins or babelConfig.presets, your config will override the default plugins or presets.

      If you want to analyze react project, you can config it like this:

      babelConfig: {
          plugins: ['@babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties', '@babel/plugin-transform-react-jsx'],
          presets: ['@babel/preset-env']
      },
  • alias: Object | Not Required

    • default: null

    • description

      It's like webpack config: resolve.alias

      For example:

      alias: { '@test': 'haha' }

      require('@test/a') --> require('haha/a') --> get dep: 'haha/a'

  • filterOut: Function | Not Required

    • default

      function filterOut({ depFilePath, isNodeModules, exists }) {
          if (isNodeModules) {
              // This dependency is in node_modules
              // This dependency will not be in the result
              return true;
          }
          
          if (!exists) {
              // This dependency does not exist
              // This dependency will not be in the result
              return true;
          }
          
          // This dependency will be in the result
          return false;
      }
    • description

      It is a result filter.

      The dependency will be in the result when it returns true.

  • onEveryDepFound: Function | Not Required

    • default

      (absoluteFilePath) => {}
    • description

      It will callback while every dependency is found.

  • onFilteredInDepFound: Function | Not Required

    • default

      (absoluteFilePath) => {}
    • description

      It will callback while filtered in dependency is found (These dependencies are in the result).

  • onFilteredOutDepFound: Function | Not Required

    • default

      (absoluteFilePath) => {}
    • description

      It will callback while filtered out dependency is found (These dependencies are not in the result).

Return

{ tree, arr }
  • tree is the dependency tree Object
  • arr is also dependencies showed by plain

LICENSE

MIT