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npmgraph-cli

v0.2.1

Published

Command-line interface for npmgraph

Downloads

23

Readme

npmgraph-cli

Command-line interface for launching the npmgraph web site to show module dependency graphs.

Please note that the npmgraph-cli does not render dependency graphs directly. It's simply a convenience (albeit a pretty powerful one) for opening npmgraph.js.org URLs in accordance with the npmgraph URL API.

Getting Started

To install:

npm install --global npmgraph-cli

To see command help:

npmgraph -h

Examples

| Command | Shows dependencies...| | --- | --- | | npmgraph express | ... for the express package | | npmgraph --hide express | ... with the inspector minimized | | npmgraph --color=bus --deps=devDependencies express | ... colorized by # of maintainers, including devDependencies | | npmgraph minimatch cross-env rimraf | ... for multiple NPM packages | | npmgraph -f ./my-project/package.json | ... for a local package.json file | | npmgraph -f my-project/package.json my-project/packages/*/package.json | ... for multiple local files (useful when local packages depend on one another) | | npmgraph https://github.com/npmgraph/npmgraph/blob/main/package.json | ... for a web-hosted package.json URL |

[!NOTE] Web-hosted URLs must be CORS accessible.