dependency visualizer (auto roadmap)
work in progress: I'm already using this tool on a daily basis, but I know it lacks a lot of work to make it cool for other people too
depviz aggregates issues from multiple repositories and outputs a visual representation of the dependencies.
inspired by this discussion: jbenet/random-ideas#37
go get moul.io/depviz
$ export GITHUB_TOKEN=xxxx
# render and display the roadmap
$ depviz run moul/depviz | dot -Tpng > depviz-roadmap.png
$ open depviz-roadmap.png
# render and display the orphans
$ depviz run moul/depviz --show-orphans | dot -Tpng > depviz-orphans.png
$ open depviz-orphans.png
# install imgcat
$ go get github.com/olivere/iterm2-imagetools/cmd/imgcat
$ depviz run https://github.com/moul/depviz/issues/42 | dot -Tpng | imgcat
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