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youi-project-graph

v2.1.0

Published

Creates a VisJS map of react components to visualize component and file dependencies

Downloads

7

Readme

#React-Project-Graph

How to use

- In index.js: Update appRoot to your project path.
- Open terminal and navigate to the root of the project.
- Run command "node index.js false" if you are in Phoenix app and "node index.js true phoenix_app_root_path" if you are out side of phoenix app

In the console log we will have:
1. The modified files.
2. The DOTString file path for all modified files.
3. List of feature tags effected by this change list.
4. List of files missing feature tags.
5. List of files have feature tags are not in Business Service.
6. Paths of generated DOTString files.
7. Link of website to upload and generate visual dependency graph

Note

- If you want to generate the visual dependency graph locally you can navigate to localtest folder and run "python -m SimpleHTTPServer"
then open browser with http://localhost:8000 link and upload your dotstring file.